intermediate
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌɪntɚˈmiːdiət/ · UK /ˌɪntəˈmiːdiət/
intermediate means: Between two positions, stages, or levels, especially between beginner and advanced.
adjective
Between two positions, stages, or levels, especially between beginner and advanced.
- This class is for intermediate students.
- She has reached an intermediate level in French.
- The process includes several intermediate stages.
noun
Something that stands between other things or is produced during a process before its final result.
- The reaction produces an intermediate.
- This intermediate is then changed into the final product.
- Researchers identified two intermediates in the process.
A racing tyre used when the track is damp but not very wet.
- The driver switched to intermediates.
- Intermediates worked well on the damp track.
- One intermediate lost grip as the rain became heavier.
Someone who helps two people or groups communicate or make an agreement.
- They communicated through an intermediate.
- An intermediate carried messages between the two groups.
- He acted as an intermediate during the negotiations.
verb
To help arrange a deal or financial transaction between other people or organizations.
- Banks intermediate financial transactions.
- The firm intermediated loans for small businesses.
- These institutions intermediate between lenders and borrowers.
Questions about intermediate
What does intermediate mean?
Between two positions, stages, or levels, especially between beginner and advanced.
What is intermediate in other languages?
Türkçe: orta · Español: intermedio · Français: intermédiaire · Deutsch: mittler · Italiano: intermedio · 日本語: 中級の
How do you pronounce intermediate?
In American English /ˌɪntɚˈmiːdiət/; in British English /ˌɪntəˈmiːdiət/.
How do you use intermediate in a sentence?
This class is for intermediate students. She has reached an intermediate level in French.
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