intermittently

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• /ɪn.tərˈmɪt.ənt.lɪ/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N T ER0 M IH1 T AH0 N T L IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English intermittent Middle English -ly English -ly English intermittently From intermittent + -ly.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Esperanto: intermite — stopping or starting at intervals
• Catalan: intermitentment — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Dutch: met onderbrekingen — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Dutch: met tussenpozen — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Dutch: af en aan — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Finnish: ajoittaisesti — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Finnish: ajoittain — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Finnish: aika ajoin — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Finnish: katkonaisesti — Stopping or starting at intervals
• French: intermittemment — Stopping or starting at intervals
• French: par intermittence — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Galician: intermitentemente — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Georgian: დროგამოშვებით (drogamošvebit) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Georgian: დროდადრო (drodadro) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Georgian: შენაცვლებით (šenacvlebit) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Georgian: წყვეტილად (c̣q̇veṭilad) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• German: absatzweise — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Icelandic: með köflum — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Italian: intermittentemente — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Northern Kurdish: dem bi dem — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Northern Kurdish: car bi car — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Polish: sporadycznie — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Polish: nieregularnie — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Portuguese: intermitentemente — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: периоди́чески (periodíčeski) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: с перерывами (s pereryvami) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: вре́мя от вре́мени (vrémja ot vrémeni) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: толчками (tolčkami) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: скачками (skačkami) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: скачкообразно (skačkoobrazno) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Russian: пульсируя (pulʹsiruja) — Stopping or starting at intervals
• Spanish: intermitentemente — Stopping or starting at intervals