mid- in Polish
mid- in Polish is śród- — mid- means being in a middle position; middle.
mid- in Polish
śród-
Denoting the middle part.
What does "mid-" mean?
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adjective Being in a middle position; middle.
"She stops for a cup of tea every day in mid-morning."
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adjective Slang: mediocre or unimpressive.
"Honestly, the food was mid, so I will not go back."
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mid- in a sentence
- She stops for a cup of tea every day in mid-morning.
- The event takes place in mid July.
- Honestly, the food was mid, so I will not go back.
- His latest song is mid compared with his earlier albums.
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What is "mid-" in Polish?
"mid-" in Polish is śród-. mid- means: Being in a middle position; middle.
How do you use "mid-" in a sentence?
Example: "She stops for a cup of tea every day in mid-morning." In Polish, "mid-" is śród-.
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