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halfway in Russian

halfway in Russian is на полпути́, наполови́ну — halfway means at the midpoint between two places, times, or amounts.

halfway in Russian

на полпути́
adv
Pronounced: na polputi
Half of the way between two points
наполови́ну
adv
Pronounced: napolovinu
Half of the way between two points

What does "halfway" mean?

  1. adverb At the midpoint between two places, times, or amounts.
    "The runners were only halfway up the hill when the rain started."
  2. adverb Partly, but not completely.
    "The film was only halfway decent, so we left before the end."
  3. 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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Frequently asked questions

What is "halfway" in Russian?
"halfway" in Russian is на полпути́, наполови́ну. halfway means: At the midpoint between two places, times, or amounts.
How do you pronounce на полпути́?
"halfway" in Russian is на полпути́, pronounced "na polputi".
How do you use "halfway" in a sentence?
Example: "The runners were only halfway up the hill when the rain started." In Russian, "halfway" is на полпути́, наполови́ну.
Are there other ways to say "halfway" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "halfway": на полпути́, наполови́ну.
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