midway

• 位于某物的中间；在两点的中途或中点处。

Situated in the middle of something; halfway between two points.

1. Equally distant from extremesB2formal

   Situated at an equal distance between two points, ends, or extremes.

   中间的

   • The town is located at a midway point between the two cities.
   • They reached a midway compromise in the negotiations.
   • The midway mark of the race was at the 10-kilometer point.

   同义词centralequidistanthalfwaymedianmiddle

   反义词extremeperipheralterminal

• 副词，表示“在路途、过程或时间段的中间”，或“在两点之间的半路上”。可用于物理距离、时间或抽象进展。

An adverb meaning 'in the middle of a journey, process, or period of time' or 'halfway between two points.' It can refer to physical distance, time, or abstract progress.

1. At half the distanceB1formal

   At a point that is halfway between two places or points.

   在中途

   • The hotel is located midway between the airport and the city center.
   • We stopped for lunch midway through our journey.
   • The runner was leading midway through the race.

   同义词halfwayin-between

2. In the middle of a processB1formal

   At a point that is halfway through an event, process, or period of time.

   中途

   • Midway through the meeting, the fire alarm went off.
   • He realized his mistake midway through his speech.
   • The project was abandoned midway due to lack of funding.

   同义词halfwayin the midst

• 名词，指集市、嘉年华或展览会上设有游乐设施、游戏和其他娱乐项目的区域。

A noun referring to the area at a fair, carnival, or exhibition where sideshows, games, and other amusements are located.

1. Fair or carnival areaB1formalamerican

   The central area at a fair, exhibition, or carnival where rides, games, and sideshows are located.

   游乐场区

   • The children spent all afternoon at the midway playing games.
   • We walked through the midway, past the Ferris wheel and cotton candy stands.
   • The carnival's midway was crowded with people trying to win prizes.

   同义词fairgroundfunfair