intermediate

• Décrit ce qui se situe à un niveau ou une étape moyenne entre deux extrémités ou deux niveaux.

Describing something that is in a middle position or stage between two extremes or levels.

1. Middle levelB1formal

   Being between two levels or stages; not beginner or advanced.

   Niveau intermédiaire

   • She is taking an intermediate English course.
   • The class is designed for intermediate learners.
   • He has an intermediate understanding of Spanish.

   Synonymesaveragemedianmediummiddlemiddlingmoderate

   Antonymesadvancedbeginnerextreme

2. In betweenB2formal

   Occurring or situated between two points, stages, or extremes.

   intermédiaire

   • The intermediate stage of the project involves testing.
   • We stopped at an intermediate point on the journey.
   • The intermediate results were promising.

   Synonymesintermediarymedianmiddlemidwaytransitional

   Antonymesendextremefinalinitialterminal

• Substance qui se forme au cours d'un processus chimique avant l'obtention du produit final souhaité.

A noun referring to a substance that is formed during a chemical process before the final desired product is obtained.

1. Middle levelB1formal

   A person who is at a level between beginner and advanced in skill or knowledge.

   Niveau intermédiaire

   • The course is designed for intermediates in English.
   • She is an intermediate in Spanish, not yet fluent.
   • The class is split into beginners, intermediates, and advanced students.

   Antonymesadvancedbeginnerexpertnovice

2. MediatorB2formal

   A person who acts as a go-between or negotiator between two parties.

   Médiateur

   • The lawyer acted as an intermediate between the two companies.
   • An intermediate was needed to resolve the dispute.
   • He served as an intermediate in the peace talks.

   Synonymesarbiterbrokergo-betweenintermediarymediatormiddlemannegotiator

   Antonymesadversaryantagonistcombatantopponentpartisan