halfway in Portuguese
halfway in Portuguese is na metade — halfway means at the midpoint between two places, times, or amounts.
halfway in Portuguese
na metade
Half of the way between two points
What does "halfway" mean?
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adverb At the midpoint between two places, times, or amounts.
"The runners were only halfway up the hill when the rain started."
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adverb Partly, but not completely.
"The film was only halfway decent, so we left before the end."
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adjective Located in the middle of a distance, journey, or process.
"The halfway stage of the project is when we review our progress."
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halfway in a sentence
- The runners were only halfway up the hill when the rain started.
- We stopped for lunch halfway through the drive.
- The film was only halfway decent, so we left before the end.
- She halfway expected him to forget the meeting again.
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What is "halfway" in Portuguese?
"halfway" in Portuguese is na metade. halfway means: At the midpoint between two places, times, or amounts.
How do you use "halfway" in a sentence?
Example: "The runners were only halfway up the hill when the rain started." In Portuguese, "halfway" is na metade.
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