intermediate in Spanish
intermediate in Spanish is intermedio, intermediario, intermediar — intermediate means positioned between two extremes, or partway through a course of learning.
intermediate in Spanish
intermedio
Being between two extremes, or in the middle of a range.
intermediario
An intermediary.
intermediar
(intransitive) To mediate, to be an intermediate.
What does "intermediate" mean?
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adj Positioned between two extremes, or partway through a course of learning.
"My cooking is at an intermediate level, so I can follow most recipes but not fancy ones."
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noun A substance produced partway through a chemical process, before the final product is reached.
"The chemist isolated a short-lived intermediate and studied it before it broke down."
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intermediate in a sentence
- My cooking is at an intermediate level, so I can follow most recipes but not fancy ones.
- The trail has an intermediate difficulty rating, harder than a stroll but easier than a mountain climb.
- The chemist isolated a short-lived intermediate and studied it before it broke down.
- In this process, each intermediate must be purified before the next step can begin.
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What is "intermediate" in Spanish?
"intermediate" in Spanish is intermedio, intermediario, intermediar. intermediate means: Positioned between two extremes, or partway through a course of learning.
How do you use "intermediate" in a sentence?
Example: "My cooking is at an intermediate level, so I can follow most recipes but not fancy ones." In Spanish, "intermediate" is intermedio, intermediario, intermediar.
Are there other ways to say "intermediate" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "intermediate": intermedio, intermediario, intermediar.
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