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Meanings of midterm in English

Catalan
parcial
Spanish
mitad del semestre

An examination administered in the middle of an academic term.

parcial
Usage of midterm in English
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The party with the presidency often loses House seats in midterm elections.
Reuters
2
Conclusions: prRCFs have fewer complications yet similar midterm durability compared with BCFs.
Pubmed
3
This year's crucial US midterm elections were always likely to make history.
Radio NZ
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The midterm elections are just weeks away and as critical as ever.
Ebony
5
Hayworth of Arizona, lost their seats in midterm elections on November 11.
Reuters
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We want to hear from the EBONY audience about the midterm elections.
Ebony
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Wisconsin as a whole has already set a record for midterm elections.
The Guardian
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But several Republicans are lining up against him in the midterm elections.
Reuters
9
For the effectiveness of hyperthermia, no midterm or long-term results were studied.
Pubmed
10
You know, the students are just about to take their midterm exams.
The irresistible henry house
11
Voter turnout could be the determining factor in tomorrow's US midterm elections.
Radio NZ
12
Instead of a midterm exam, the class will divide into two groups.
Wired
13
Earlier this year, she helped register people to vote before the midterm elections.
Ebony
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But a tax increase is unlikely, especially with midterm congressional elections next year.
Reuters
15
Last week New York Times columnist Frank Bruni wrote on the midterm elections.
The Guardian
16
The 2018 midterm elections saw a record number of women win political office.
Ebony
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