停二开五英语怎么说

"停二开五" (tíng èr kāi wǔ) is a Chinese phrase that means "to stop for a while and then start again". It is often used to describe a situation in which something is temporarily halted or interrupted, and then resumes after a period of time.
The origin of this phrase is not entirely clear, but it is thought to have originated from the military or transportation industry. It may have originally referred to the practice of stopping a vehicle or train at certain intervals to allow passengers to get on or off, or to rest and refuel.
Here are some examples of how "停二开五" could be used in English, along with their Chinese translations:
"We had to stop the meeting for a few minutes to allow the presenter to fix a technical issue, but we resumed shortly after." (我们不得不暂停会议几分钟，让发言人解决技术问题，但很快就恢复了。)
"The construction on the highway will be stopped for two weeks while the bridge is being repaired, and then it will start again." (公路施工将停二周，在桥梁修理期间，然后会再次开始。)
"The game was stopped for a few minutes due to an injury, but it resumed after the player was treated." (由于伤病，比赛暂停了几分钟，但在球员接受治疗后恢复了。)