mos

mos — 名詞

IPA/məʊ/
KK[mˈɔs]IPA/moʊ/

1. a very brief stretch of time

1.名詞C2
釋義

片刻

很短的一點時間

a very brief stretch of time

例句

Hold on a mos while I find the right platform on the map.

先等我片刻,我得在地圖上找對月台。

hold on a mos while someone checks something

Rin will be back in a mos after locking the front gate.

Rin 鎖好前門後,片刻就會回來。

in a mos for returning very soon

同義詞
  • moment

    the normal standard word in both speech and writing

  • second

    often suggests an even more exact short amount of time

  • while

    broader and usually longer than this very brief sense

文法句型

in a mos

for a mos

just a mos

用法筆記

Informal and regional, usually in the patterns 'in a mos' or 'for a mos'. In formal writing, most speakers choose the full word 'moment' instead.

常見錯誤

Please wait a mos before the ceremony begins' in a formal notice.
Please wait a moment before the ceremony begins.
💡'mos' sounds dialectal and is not the normal choice in formal public writing.
Wait a mos of time while I call her.
Wait a mos while I call her.
💡the word already means a short time, so it does not need 'of time' after it.

mos — 縮寫

IPA/mˈɒs/
KK[mˈɔs]IPA/mˈɔːs/