Definition of mid-February - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

calendar periodthe middle part of February

We planned the meeting for mid-February to avoid conflicts..

time periodany time around the middle of February

We plan to visit them in mid-February.

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Origin of mid-February

English, mid (middle) + February (month name)

Examples of mid-February in a sentence

We expect the shipment to arrive by mid-February.
The project deadline is set for mid-February.
Mid-February is usually when the weather starts to improve.

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French:mi-février, ...
German:Mitte Februar, ...
Italian:a metà febbraio, metà di febbraio, ...
Spanish:a mediados de febrero, mitad de febrero, ...
Portuguese:meados de fevereiro, ...
Chinese:二月中旬, 二月中旬前后, ...
Japanese:2月中旬, 2月半ば, ...
Arabic:مُنْتَصَف فِبْرَايِر, ...
Hebrew:אֶמְצַע פֶּבְרוּאָר, ...
Russian:середина февраля, ...
Ukrainian:середина лютого, ...
Hindi:फरवरी का मध्य, ...
Bengali:ফেব্রুয়ারির মাঝামাঝি, ফেব্রুয়ারির মধ্যভাগ, ...
Catalan:mitjan febrer, ...
Czech:polovina února, půlka února, ...
Danish:midten af februar, medio februar, ...
Dutch:midden februari, ...
Greek:μέσα Φεβρουαρίου, περί τα μέσα Φεβρουαρίου, ...
Hungarian:február közepe, február közepe tája, ...
Khmer:ពាក់កណ្តាលខែកុម្ភៈ, កណ្តាលខែកុម្ភៈ, ...
Korean:2월 중순, ...
Persian:اواسط فوریه, ...
Polish:połowa lutego, ...
Portuguese (BR):meados de fevereiro, ...
Romanian:mijlocul lui februarie, mijlocul lunii februarie, ...
Swedish:mitten av februari, ...
Thai:กลางเดือนกุมภาพันธ์, กลางกุมภาพันธ์, ...
Turkish:Şubat ortası, ...
Vietnamese:giữa tháng Hai, khoảng giữa tháng Hai, ...

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