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interval
An interval represents a 'gap' or 'bridge' between two distinct points, whether those points are measured in time, space, pitch, or numerical value. It implies a boundary on both sides, focusing on the distance or duration that separates them. In social and theatrical contexts, it suggests a planned pause for rest or transition, carrying a more formal tone than 'break'. In technical fields like music and mathematics, it describes a precise relationship of difference. While a 'gap' often implies something missing or broken, an 'interval' is typically seen as a structured, measurable distance.
意味
In mathematics, a set of real numbers between two endpoints.
"The function is continuous on the interval [0, 1]."