mid
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- adposition
- /mɪd/
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a mediados de
- And so that's, that's where it's going in the mid part of the story.
Well, no, because I feel like that was my mid afternoon lunch.
- Well, no, because I feel like that was my mid afternoon lunch.
- And so that's, that's where it's going in the mid part of the story.
- These are the spanks power short conceal, mid thigh, medium control.
- But yeah, that is I guess my mid year freak out tag.
- And then I, I woke up mid air on my way.
- I think a sort of mid year launch is more realistic.
- I like a Capri length, a mid calf, low calf length.
- Next up I have this cute little sweater dress goes about mid to high thigh.
- So for me, it's a mid calf, long mid calf.
- I think by mid fall we were in full blown.
- All stairs all around the world that just stop mid step, blown away.
- We opened a new project about mid to late April called The Aviary.
Examples
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I think a sort of mid year launch is more realistic.
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All right, it's time for our mid afternoon break.
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It's more like mid afternoon to late afternoon.
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So you can describe them short, mid and long term.
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It's getting late and we are pausing mid edit to end the video.
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We should schedule the meeting for mid September to ensure everyone can attend.
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The project is at its mid stage, and we need to evaluate our progress now.
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He expects to see significant changes in his life by mid year if he keeps working hard.
Synonyms
Put before a noun to show the middle of a time or place
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mid: The prefix mid- comes from old English words for 'middle' and is the same idea you see in midnight and midday. So mid- before a noun shows the middle part or period of something.