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midpoint

/ˈmɪd.pɔɪnt/

Traduction: Point qui se trouve exactement au milieu d'un segment ou au centre d'une figure géométrique.

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noun

/ˈmɪd.pɔɪnt/B1formaltechnical
  • frPoint qui se trouve exactement au milieu d'un segment ou au centre d'une figure géométrique.

A point that lies exactly halfway between the two ends of a line segment or at the center of a geometrical figure.

  1. Equidistant pointB1formalscientific

    A point that is exactly halfway between the ends of a line or the extremities of a figure.

    frpoint médian

    • The midpoint of the segment AB is located at two units from each end.
    • In geometry class, we calculated the midpoint of the triangle's base.
    • The artist placed the focal point at the midpoint of the canvas.

    Synonymescentercentremiddle

  2. Central time or positionB1formal

    A point in time or space that is halfway through a process, event, or journey.

    frpoint médian

    • By the midpoint of the movie, the plot had become quite confusing.
    • We reached the midpoint of our road trip just before noon.
    • The survey was conducted at the midpoint of the academic semester.

    Synonymescentermiddlemidstmidway

  3. Average or middle valueB2informalbusiness

    A value that represents a typical or intermediate point in a range or distribution.

    frmilieu

    • The midpoint of the salary range for this position is $50,000.
    • We agreed to meet at the midpoint between our two offices.
    • Her performance was at the midpoint of the class average.

    Synonymesaveragecentermeanmedianmediummiddlenorm

    Antonymesperiphery

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  • midpoints plural form
  • midpoints' possessive plural form
  • midpoint's possessive singular form
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