“At intervals” in Japanese
Short answer
At intervals in Japanese is “時折” (tokiori). Full meaning: sometimes, at intervals, occasionally, on occasion, from time to time.
Other ways to say “At intervals” in Japanese
間を置いて
mawooite intermittently, at intervals (of), after a pause
飛び飛び
tobitobi sporadic, disconnected, discontinuous, scattered, at intervals, random
時々
tokidoki sometimes, occasionally, at times, from time to time, now and then, once in a while, at intervals; seasonal, of the season, appropriate (for the season or occasion)
時おり
tokiori sometimes, at intervals, occasionally, on occasion, from time to time
とき折
tokiori sometimes, at intervals, occasionally, on occasion, from time to time
時折り
tokiori sometimes, at intervals, occasionally, on occasion, from time to time
ときおり
tokiori sometimes, at intervals, occasionally, on occasion, from time to time
ときどき
tokidoki sometimes, occasionally, at times, from time to time, now and then, once in a while, at intervals; seasonal, of the season, appropriate (for the season or occasion)
とびとび
tobitobi sporadic, disconnected, discontinuous, scattered, at intervals, random
トビトビ
tobitobi sporadic, disconnected, discontinuous, scattered, at intervals, random
飛びとび
tobitobi sporadic, disconnected, discontinuous, scattered, at intervals, random
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