mid-June
- noun
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mediados de junio
- The garden will be in full bloom by mid-June, making it the perfect time for a picnic.
As the house had no AC and this was mid June.
- As the house had no AC and this was mid June.
- Late June was a total bust in terms of fruit just frying right on the plant, but early to mid June was was pretty fair.
- So we we'd lost some, yeah, early season promotion or mid June we got it open so straight away.
Examples
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And then we're going to be flying out in mid June for Africa.
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We're also getting another longer course through Reason IO ready to run in the early summer, probably in mid June after the Aristotle course is done.
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And they are early January and early June, early to mid June, right?
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The kitchen work is starting mid June, so not too much longer that we don't have one.
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So we we'd lost some, yeah, early season promotion or mid June we got it open so straight away.
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Late June was a total bust in terms of fruit just frying right on the plant, but early to mid June was was pretty fair.
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And I've been working on a project with some of my friends and we're going to drop some stuff probably mid June, late June, probably early July.
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Now, if you let a hard neck grow into about early to mid June, you're going to have what's known as a scape.
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We plan to hold the annual festival in mid-June when the weather is usually warm.
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Our family vacation is scheduled for mid-June, right after school ends for the summer.
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Morphology
mid-June = June (transparent) = mid + June
A straightforward temporal modifier: 'mid' (middle) + 'June' yields 'the middle of June', easily understood by learners.
Etymology
The word mid-June is made of mid- meaning 'middle' and June, the month, so it means the time around the middle of June. A helpful way to remember it is to think of mid- like in midday or midnight, which show the 'middle' of the day, so mid-June is the middle time of the month.