midterm in German
midterm in German is Mitte, Zwischenprüfung — midterm means happening roughly halfway through a school term, or a political term of office.
midterm in German
Mitte
Halfway through a term, or roughly so.
Zwischenprüfung
(education) A midterm school exam (i.e., halfway through the term).
What does "midterm" mean?
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adj Happening roughly halfway through a school term, or a political term of office.
"She has a midterm exam next Tuesday."
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noun An exam given partway through an academic term.
"He stayed up late revising for his midterms."
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noun An election held partway through a president's or official's term of office.
"Turnout in the midterms is usually lower than in a presidential election year."
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midterm in a sentence
- She has a midterm exam next Tuesday.
- He stayed up late revising for his midterms.
- Turnout in the midterms is usually lower than in a presidential election year.
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What is "midterm" in German?
"midterm" in German is Mitte, Zwischenprüfung. midterm means: Happening roughly halfway through a school term, or a political term of office.
How do you use "midterm" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a midterm exam next Tuesday." In German, "midterm" is Mitte, Zwischenprüfung.
Are there other ways to say "midterm" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "midterm": Mitte, Zwischenprüfung.
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