midway English

Meaning midway meaning

What does midway mean?

midway

— adjective (= center) equally distant from the extremes

— adverb (= halfway) at half the distance; at the middle he was halfway down the ladder when he fell

— noun the place at a fair or carnival where sideshows and similar amusements are located

Midway

— noun naval battle of World War II (June 1942); American planes based on land and on carriers decisively defeated a Japanese fleet on its way to invade the Midway Islands

Synonyms midway synonyms

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

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halfway

middle

in the middle

half-way

in between

center

on the way

along the way

intermediate

interim

incomplete

in-between

in the meantime

half

en route

centre

between

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Battle of Midway

Topics midway topics

What do people use midway to talk about?

States Location Here, there Beside

Between

• What words indicate that something is between two other things?
  between amid amidships amidst among amongst betwixt center central equidistant half-way mean medial median medium mid middle middlemost midst midway therein throughout within

States Parts of things

Middle

• What words refer to the middle position between two places, times, or amounts?
  in the middle halfway midway midpoint

Examples midway examples

How do I use midway in a sentence?

Simple sentences

When Tom was midway through a sentence, the phone went dead.

Movie subtitles

GUAM, WAKE, MIDWAY.

Yes, but it was taken over last year by the Midway chain.

The Midway people had been after this location for a long time.

But Midway's a big, big outfit.

Say, Al, did you know Fred Derry had a job at the Midway drugstore?

The show's going on out on the midway.

He served with you at Midway.

I wonder if it's Midway, like Joe.

Midway, we got.

Haven't seen you since Midway, major, but I'm sure glad you're here.

Doc was medic at Midway.

I knew a whole squadron of him at Midway.

It caught up with me at Midway.

When George was killed at Midway, she never recovered.

Too bad she conked out midway.

We got trouble on the midway.

This silver star is the Coral Sea, Midway, Guadalcanal.

A souvenir of Midway.

Midway between Greenland and Iceland.

Clear the midway.

Washington wants us to send a squadron of fighters to Midway.

How am I expected to land my invasion forces on Midway, unless the enemy airfields and shore batteries have been neutralized?

But this, a strike against Midway and the Aleutians with 200 ships and 100,000 men.

I'm convinced our only hope of victory is one massive strike at Midway.

It's Midway.

We plotted every course the plane could have have taken, and the only appreciable landmass he could have flown over was Midway.

If you have this flown to Midway.

Suppose the car started up while I was midway sliding down the cables?

We were at sea. between Kiska and Midway, when it began.

I don't want to stop midway.

They made a blunder at the Midway, shit.

When that block reaches midway, you cut the line.

Apache, Midway.

Where's Hung? He left midway.

Midway through the opera, her ermine muff began to tremble.

To oppose this massive force bearing down on Midway Admiral Nimitz had no battleships in shape for the fight.

Midway is too far, and Russia won't allow us to launch a raid from there.

Here you're having me leaving town on a plane midway in the picture?

Gabriel and Ben, walking through the midway.

Stumbling through the midway like a Bourbon Street rummy.

News and current affairs

Midway through her remarks, she began speaking not to the Syrian ambassador, who was in the room, or even the Syrian government, but directly to the Syrian people.

The EU's difficulties stem from the fact that the global financial crisis caught Europe midway through a similar process.

Matters were not helped when the Czech government lost a confidence vote midway through its six-month presidency of the European Union, leaving a lame duck European Commission.

Dokdo is situated midway between the Korean peninsula and Japan's main island, roughly 115 nautical miles from each.