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Definition of mid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
timeoccurring in the middle of a period or sequence
- The mid 20th century was a time of great change..
2.
positionlocated in the middle part of something
- The mid section of the book was thrilling.
3.
- The movie was just mid, nothing special.
Expressions with mid
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the middle point of a year
We have a meeting scheduled for mid-year.
period of years between 1983 and 1987
Many iconic films were released in the mid-eighties..
moderately priced or of average quality
This is a mid-range smartphone with decent features.
the middle part of October
We expect the leaves to change by mid-October.
any time around the middle of September
The festival is scheduled for mid-September.
any time around the middle of April
The flowers bloom in mid-April.
any time around the middle of August
We usually take our vacation in mid-August.
the middle part of December
The festival is celebrated in mid-December.
the middle part of February
We planned the meeting for mid-February to avoid conflicts..
the middle part of January
The festival is scheduled for mid-January.
any time around the middle of July
We plan to travel in mid-July.
middle part of June
We planned our vacation for mid-June to enjoy the summer weather..
the middle part of March
The festival is scheduled for mid-March.
the middle part of May
We planned the garden party for mid-May to enjoy the spring weather..
period around the middle of November
We usually start preparing for Thanksgiving by mid-November..
age range from 55 to 59 years
Many people consider retirement in their mid-fifties..
age between 40 and 50 years
He started a new career in his mid-forties.
age between 74 and 76 years old
He remained active well into his mid-seventies.
age between 64 and 66 years
He retired in his mid-sixties.
age range from 34 to 36 years
He started his new career in his mid-thirties..
age between 24 and 26 years
She started her career in her mid-twenties.
numbers between 140 and 160
The temperature stayed in the mid hundreds all week.
the middle of the autumn season
The leaves are vibrant in mid-autumn.
length of clothing reaching halfway between the knee and ankle
She prefers skirts that are mid-calf for office wear..
Origin of mid
Old English, mid (middle)
Terms with mid included in their meaning
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transportation
the mid light in a set of three traffic lights
clothing
type of sock that reaches mid-calf
underwear
men's underpants reaching mid-thigh
generation
person born from early 1980s to mid-1990s
mid-morning snack
light snack or drink taken as a break around eleven
musical range
having qualities of a mid-low male singing range
clothing
pants that end mid-calf
break
take a mid-morning break with snacks and drinks
education
mid-term break for rest or travel
basketball play
used to describe a play where a player catches a pass mid-air
historical laws
laws enforcing racial segregation in the southern US until the mid-20th century
music
female singer with a warm mid-range operatic voice
sports
kick in football where ball is dropped and kicked mid-air
band instrument
saxophone member with mid-range tone
improvisation era
mid-1900s form with intricate harmony and rhythm
clothing
shorts made from denim, usually mid-thigh or knee-length
art
artist of a mid-20th century art movement emphasizing spontaneous expression
acr: mid-air collision
accident where two planes hit each other
phonetics
symbol for open-mid front unrounded vowel
west africa
music genre from mid-20th-century Sierra Leone
nature
mid yellow color like the striped pollinating insect
sports
cricket fielding position on the off side between cover and mid off
oceanography
mid-ocean ridge with a central valley
music movement
British rock movement from the mid-1990s
Examples of mid in a sentence
They moved to the city in the mid 1990s. The mid point of the journey was a small town. She sat in the mid row of the theater. Her performance was mid, lacking any standout moments. The restaurant's food was mid, not worth the hype.
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- French:mi-, central, ...
- German:mittlere, zentral, ...
- Italian:metà, centrale, ...
- Spanish:mediados, medio, ...
- Portuguese:meados, central, ...
- Chinese:中期的, 中间的, ...
- Japanese:中期, 中間の, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَصِف, أَوْسَط, ...
- Hebrew:אֶמְצָעִי, בֵּינוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:средний, центральный, ...
- Ukrainian:середина, середній, ...
- Hindi:मध्य, मध्यवर्ती, ...
Definition of MID - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: militarized international disputeTECH. conflict between countries involving militaryTECH.
- The MID was resolved through diplomacy.
2.
acr: mobile information deviceTECH. gadget that helps you get information on the goTECH.
- I always carry my MID to check emails while traveling.
Examples of MID in a sentence
Negotiations failed, and the MID continued for months. He navigated the city using his mobile information device. The mobile information device alerted her to a traffic jam.
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- French:différend international militarisé, dispositif d'information mobile, ...
- German:MIK, mobiles Informationsgerät, ...
- Italian:disputa internazionale militarizzata, Dispositivo di Informazione Mobile, ...
- Spanish:disputa internacional militarizada, dispositivo móvil de información, ...
- Portuguese:DIM, MID, ...
- Chinese:国际军事争端, 移动信息设备, ...
- Japanese:軍事化された国際紛争, モバイル情報端末, ...
- Arabic:نزاع دولي مسلح, جهاز معلومات متنقل, ...
- Hebrew:סִכְסוּךְ בֵּינְלְאוּמִּי צְבָאִי, מַכְשִׁיר מֵידָע נַיָּד, ...
- Russian:международный вооруженный конфликт, мобильное информационное устройство, ...
- Ukrainian:MID, мобільний інформаційний пристрій, ...
- Hindi:एमआईडी, मोबाइल सूचना उपकरण, ...
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