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1. adjective [ADJ n]

A midterm election is an election that takes place approximately halfway through a president's or a government's term of office.

regional note: in BRIT, usually use mid-term

The Republican Party faces a tough challenge in midterm congressional elections inNovember.

2. countable noun

A midterm or a midterm exam is a test which a student takes in the middle of a school or college term.

She was about to walk into a midterm exam for a subject she knew very little about.

midterm in British English

(ˈmɪdˈtɜːm)

noun

the middle of a term in a school, university, etc

(as modifier)

midterm exam

2. US politics

the middle of a term of office, esp of a presidential term, when congressional and local elections are held

(as modifier)

midterm elections

the middle of the gestation period

(as modifier)

midterm checkup

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midterm in American English

(ˈmɪdˌtɜrm)

adjective US

occurring in the middle of a term

noun

the middle of a term

3. US

a midterm examination, as in a college course

Examples of 'midterm' in a sentence
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Most midterm election results are only of passing interest.Historically, midterm elections are referendums on the party in power.But midterm campaigns have tended to be slightly more dignified - until now.A commitment to making reforms to the care system will form part of tomorrow's midterm progress report.He was one of the few Republican successes in the disastrous 2006 midterm election.He has shown that grandmothers are ten times more likely to die before a midterm exam, and nineteen times more likely to die before a final exam.

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释义	Trends of midterm View usage for: midterm (mɪdtɜrm) Word forms: midterms 1. adjective [ADJ n] A midterm election is an election that takes place approximately halfway through a president's or a government's term of office. regional note: in BRIT, usually use mid-term The Republican Party faces a tough challenge in midterm congressional elections inNovember. 2. countable noun A midterm or a midterm exam is a test which a student takes in the middle of a school or college term. She was about to walk into a midterm exam for a subject she knew very little about. midterm in British English (ˈmɪdˈtɜːm) noun 1. a. the middle of a term in a school, university, etc b. (as modifier) midterm exam 2. US politics a. the middle of a term of office, esp of a presidential term, when congressional and local elections are held b. (as modifier) midterm elections 3. a. the middle of the gestation period b. (as modifier) midterm checkup term (sense 6) midterm in American English (ˈmɪdˌtɜrm) adjective US 1. occurring in the middle of a term noun 2. the middle of a term 3. US a midterm examination, as in a college course Examples of 'midterm' in a sentence midterm Most midterm election results are only of passing interest. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Historically, midterm elections are referendums on the party in power. Times, Sunday Times (2009) But midterm campaigns have tended to be slightly more dignified - until now. Times, Sunday Times (2006) A commitment to making reforms to the care system will form part of tomorrow's midterm progress report. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He was one of the few Republican successes in the disastrous 2006 midterm election. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He has shown that grandmothers are ten times more likely to die before a midterm exam, and nineteen times more likely to die before a final exam. Christianity Today (2000)
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