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Meanings of Midway in English
Portuguese
batalha de midway 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.
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1
In the Pacific the Government obtained Midway and Wake islands in 1900.
2
The greater part of the day was spent in the Midway Plaisance.
3
The Orange Line takes 25 minutes to make the run to Midway.
4
On paper at least, the fair's Midway Plaisance began to take shape.
5
I am Kommodor Marphissa of the Free and Independent Midway Star System.
6
All these things ran neck and neck; it was a full-blown Midway.
7
All armed forces in the Midway Star System, this is Admiral Geary.
8
The procession approached the fair from the west, through the Midway Plaisance.
9
The Midway is something more than a feature, it is an element.
10
Sub-Executive Kontos, this is Colonel Rogero of the independent Midway Star System.
11
Southwest Airlines, the largest airline serving Midway, canceled all flights after noon.
12
Hosking was on a beach on Midway island, a remote Hawaiian atoll.
13
This is CEO Gathos for the rebels in the Midway Star System.
14
He flew a torpedo plane off Midway Island and was shot down.
15
Thomas has no prior relationship with Midway Games, the paper said.
16
It's going home with us because we need that battleship to defend Midway.
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