LookItUpmidterm
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmɪdtɝm/ · UK /ˈmɪdtɜːm/
Forms: midterms
midterm means: Happening about halfway through a period of study, work, or elected office.
adjective
Happening about halfway through a period of study, work, or elected office.
- Our midterm exams begin Monday.
- The government lost support in the midterm elections.
- A midterm review helped us adjust the project.
noun
An exam taken about halfway through a school or college term.
- My midterm is tomorrow.
- She passed all her midterms.
- Did you study for the biology midterm?
An election held halfway through a president’s term, especially to choose members of the US Congress.
- The midterms are approaching.
- Her party gained seats in the midterms.
- Turnout was unusually high for a midterm.
Questions about midterm
What does midterm mean?
Happening about halfway through a period of study, work, or elected office.
What is midterm in other languages?
Türkçe: dönem ortası · Español: de mitad de período · Français: de mi-parcours · Deutsch: zur Halbzeit · Italiano: di metà periodo · 日本語: 中間の
How do you pronounce midterm?
In American English /ˈmɪdtɝm/; in British English /ˈmɪdtɜːm/.
How do you use midterm in a sentence?
Our midterm exams begin Monday. The government lost support in the midterm elections.
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