midway
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈmɪdˌweɪ/
:
a mitad de
- So first take a point exactly midway between these two points.
- midway between two
- midway through the semester
- midway point
And they edited me out like midway through the video.
- And they edited me out like midway through the video.
- See how this point is kind of the midway point of her upper arm.
- This is your presentation midway through the quarter.
- We are kind of like midway through cleaning out this room.
- So then we go in, and midway through the movie, I hear rustling in her purse.
- She was severed in a diagonal line from her right hip to midway down her left thigh.
- He's now a Wizard of Earthsea, and he appears about a little bit before midway through the novel.
- But if you think of it, literally midway through the journey of my life, I found myself lost.
- Anyway, so high hip, the high hip measurement is midway between waist and the low hip, OK, Right in the middle there.
- And midway through the chat, it came to me in quite a sort of emotionally, sort of, I guess, intense way.
- Another discussion going on about midway through the work.
- And let me jump to one of them that is about midway through.
- And he's like reminds me of the hit song All Star by Smash Mouth midway to the story.
- I did have to shift my plant choices kind of midway.
Examples
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Individual pilot site assessments provided a snapshot of the implementation and progress midway through the pilot program.
Academic text (2017) -
She paused midway through her speech to take a sip of water.
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And let me jump to one of them that is about midway through.
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All right, so we are midway through the projects.
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My parents were planning a trip to visit me midway through the summer.
Academic text (1997) -
This is your presentation midway through the quarter.
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We're midway through what may be an historic day for racing.
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Midway through the second quarter now.
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The survey used to collect the data was modified midway through data collection.
Academic text (2013) -
I spent the night in Barstow, the popular resting spot midway between Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
Compounds
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5.3
An important sea battle in World War II where American ships defeated a Japanese fleet near Midway in June 1942
A ring of small islands in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands that is the site of the Battle of Midway
A small group of islands in the central Pacific Ocean where the United States has a military base
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Midway is simply mid + way, with mid meaning 'middle' and way meaning 'path' or 'road'. So midway describes being halfway between two places or two times.