midterm English

Meaning midterm meaning

What does midterm mean?

midterm

— noun middle of an academic term or a political term in office

— noun the middle of the gestation period

— noun (= midterm examination) an examination administered in the middle of an academic term

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What other words have the same or similar meaning as midterm?

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midterm examination

midterm exam

middle

transitional wave

midst

midpoint

mid

medial mean

interspace

intermedius meso

intermediate

Topics midterm topics

What do people use midterm to talk about?

States Time Period of time

Season

• What words are used for a part of a school year?
  term semester trimester quarter midterm

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How do I use midterm in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Midterm exams are next week. Just cramming the night before won't get you ready. The time to start studying is now.

Midterm exams start next week. Just cramming the night before won't get you ready. There'll be a lot of tough questions. You should start studying today.

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Well, sir. we're hoping that our midterm grades will help our average.

During midterm examination week.

You gentlemen seen your midterm grades yet?

Your grade is the average of all your quizzes. plus the midterm and final, which counts for one-third.

What about the midterm on Monday?

For your midterm paper, I want you to select a business you are interested in. And prepare a complete plan for its development.

We're gonna study for our history midterm together.

How did your English midterm go?

It seems to me you had a midterm the other day.

Well, maybe the message will get through to you, Chip! You get an F on your midterm, the Coach is gonna cut you from the team.

How are you going to pass your midterm?

How do you expect to pass your midterm?

Hey, don't you have your geometry midterm tomorrow?

Including not even completely believing In you. but please, please help me to pass this midterm.

Oh, she's in Nagoro, taking her midterm exams.

Well, sir, we're hoping that our midterm grades will really help our average.

Besides, I've got a big midterm coming up that I really should study for.

You missed the midterm. - So?

I know most of you don't feel like screening midterm projects after what's happened to Blair Westlake.

All midterm papers will be exactly six pages long.

I have a midterm tomorrow.

But that doesn't mean it isn't worth knowing, or that it won't be on the midterm.

Post-midterm frenzy.

You missed the midterm. Not if I take it right now.

I've got a trig. midterm tomorrow.

I don't believe this. I've got a trig. midterm tomorrow and I'm being chased by Guido, the Killer Pimp.

You missed the midterm.

This formula will be on the midterm!

Can you, help me study for the History of Lethal Epidemics midterm?

But he made a deal to hold 443 until after midterm!

No, massive midterm crisis. -Excuse me?

We'll avail ourselves of that pulpit after the midterm elections.

We'll deal with it after the midterm elections.

Mr. Morse, I need to talk to you about your midterm exam.

The point is, my natural charisma has made him fail his midterm.

News and current affairs

And assessments of how the shutdown will affect the Republican Party's fortunes in the 2014 midterm elections are rife.

At least for the Obama administration, the rush to conclude the TPP negotiations is doubtless driven by the desire to close the deal well ahead of America's midterm election in November.

Rather than providing responsible leadership, politicians like New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky stoked the panic in an effort to win support in advance of last November's midterm elections.