Pronunciation: /ˈɪntərɪm/
noun a temporary or provisional arrangement or measure
A1 The interim between classes is only ten minutes.
A2 During the interim, students can grab a snack from the cafeteria.
B1 The company appointed an interim CEO while they search for a permanent replacement.
B2 The interim report showed promising results for the new marketing strategy.
C1 The interim agreement will be in effect until a more permanent solution is reached.
C2 The interim period allowed for a thorough review of the project's progress.
adjective in or for the intervening period; provisional or temporary
A1 I am currently working as an interim manager at the company.
A2 The interim report will be ready for review by the end of the week.
B1 She was appointed as the interim CEO while the search for a permanent replacement continued.
B2 The interim solution proved to be effective in addressing the immediate issue.
C1 The interim government was tasked with overseeing the transition to a new political system.
C2 The interim agreement served as a temporary measure until a more permanent solution could be reached.
formal The interim CEO will be in charge until a permanent replacement is found.
informal The interim manager is just filling in until the regular one comes back.
slang I'm just the interim guy, don't expect me to know everything.
figurative The storm was just an interim in the clear skies ahead.
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