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midterm [ 'midtə:m ]
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n.
- the middle of the gestation period
- middle of an academic term or a political term in office
- an examination administered in the middle of an academic term
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
midterm /ˈmɪdˈtɜːm/
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ADJ A midterm election is an election that takes place approximately halfway through a president's or a government's term of office. 中期的 [ADJ n]
例：Bush's Republican Party faces a tough challenge in midterm congressional elections in November.
布什的共和党在11月中期国会选举中面临艰难的挑战。
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N-COUNT A midterm or a midterm exam is a test which a student takes in the middle of a school or college term. 期中
例：She was about to walk into a midterm exam for a subject she knew very little about.
她马上就要参加一个她知之甚少的科目的期中考试了。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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I have already sweated through numerous in-class midterms and finals, and now I have a professor who issues take-home ones.
我曾汗流浃背地熬过了无数次随堂的期中、期末考试，而现在，我却迎来了一位会布置课后考试的教授。
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My thesis is due the same week as midterms.
毕业论文截止的日期，和期中考试那一周重复。
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That's a good reason for doing climate first rather than procrastinating until right before the midterms.
这是首先解决气候问题而不是拖延到中期选举的绝好理由。
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And they completely change once your first paper is due or the midterms arrive.
要写第一篇论文，时，情况彻底改变,或期中考试来临时。
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because then you can solve new problems on midterms and what not if you understand the conceptual part.
因为这样你可以解决中期的新的问题，如果你不理解的话，就不好说了。
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because like I've, for the past, like couple of weeks now, I have, I haven't had any midterms right now.
因为像我过去几周那样，不会有任何考试了。
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