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adj.Abbr. mid.(形容词)缩写 mid.Equally distant from extremes or limits; central:当中的;中央的:离两端点或两界点等距离的;中央的:例句:the middle point on a line.一条线段的中点
Being at neither one extreme nor the other; intermediate.中部的,居中的:既不在一端,又不在另一端的;中间的
Intervening between an earlier and a later period of time; being an intermediate part of a sequence or series:中期的;中间的:在早期和晚期的中间的;作为一系列或者一连串的中间部分的:例句:the middle years.中年
Middle Geology Of or relating to a division of geologic time between an earlier and a later division: Middle 【地质学】 中期的:属于或关于地质年代早期和晚期中间部分的:例句:the Middle Paleozoic.中古生代的
Middle Of or relating to a stage in the development of a language or literature between earlier and later stages: Middle 中古的:属于或关于语言或文学发展早期和晚期中间部分的:例句:Middle Swedish.中古瑞典语
Grammar Of a verb form or voice in which the subject both performs and is affected by the action specified.【语法】 中动态的:和动词形式或动词语态有关的,这个动词的主语既是行为主体,又受行为所影响n.(名词)An area or a point equidistant between extremes; a center:当中,中央:离两端等距离的部分或点;中心:例句:the middle of a circle.圆的中心
Something intermediate between extremes; a mean.中部,中间,平均:两个极端的中间事物;中项The interior portion:内部:例句:the middle of a chain.链条的内部
The middle part of the human body; the waist.身体的中部;腰部Logic A middle term.【逻辑学】 中项v.tr.(及物动词)mid.dled,mid.dling,mid.dles To place in the middle.放在中间Nautical To fold in the middle:【航海】 把…对折:例句:middle the sail.升半帆
来源:Middle English middel 中古英语 middel from Old English * see medhyo- 源自 古英语 *参见 medhyo-