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Definition of midsummer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
seasonsthe middle or height of the summer
- The garden is in full bloom by midsummer.
2.
summer solsticeTECH. the period around the summer solsticeTECH.
- We celebrate midsummer with a big festival.
3.
cultureTECH. pagan holiday or Wiccan SabbatTECH.
- They gathered to celebrate midsummer with rituals.
Expressions with midsummer
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Eurasian plant with pink-tipped leaves and yellow flowers
The garden was filled with midsummer-men in full bloom.
irrational behavior or madness happening during midsummer
He blamed his wild actions on midsummer madness.
Origin of midsummer
Old English, midsumor (middle of summer)
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Examples of midsummer in a sentence
The festival is celebrated in midsummer every year. Midsummer is a time for bonfires and dancing. The village hosts a midsummer fair every year. Midsummer is celebrated with bonfires and dancing. They planned a trip to the countryside for midsummer.
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- French:plein été, mi-été, ...
- German:Mittsommer, Sommersonnenwende, ...
- Italian:mezza estate, solstizio d'estate, ...
- Spanish:mediados de verano, verano, ...
- Portuguese:meio do verão, solstício de verão, ...
- Chinese:仲夏, 夏至期, ...
- Japanese:真夏, 夏至祭, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَصَف الصَّيْف, عيد مُنتَصَف الصَيْف, ...
- Hebrew:אֶמְצַע הַקַּיִץ, אֶמְצַע הַקַּיִץ, ...
- Russian:середина лета, летнее солнцестояние, ...
- Ukrainian:середина літа, літнє сонцестояння, ...
- Hindi:मध्य ग्रीष्म, ग्रीष्म मध्य, ...
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