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Meanings of neutral ground in English
Reserved area that separates opposing lanes of traffic on divided roadways.
Synonyms
Examples for "median"
Examples for "median"
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The median age is just over 30, lower than anywhere in Europe.
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Results: Thirty-nine patients, with a median age of 58 years, were enrolled.
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Results: Twelve patients with a median age of 54 years were enrolled.
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Results: The median survival time of patients receiving PC was 19 months.
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Results: The median follow-up time of all eligible patients was 58 months.
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A minute ago, we passed a stand of blithe in the median strip-
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I watch two grandmothers hobble along the median strip, holding hands.
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Then I got a stitch and collapsed on a median strip.
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At each aftershock, they sprinted from the lobby to the median strip of Wilshire Boulevard.
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Cars were streaming by on the other side of the median strip, heading towards their various destinations.
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MICROS supplies information systems such as central reservation for the hospitality industry.
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The lorry was blown over onto the central reservation on the M6 motorway in Cumbria.
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Her car smashed into the central reservation before coming to a halt on the hard shoulder.
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Three people have been injured on the M25 after a lorry crashed through the central reservation.
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A car collided with the central reservation on the M50 on Thursday morning, causing major traffic delays.
Usage of neutral ground in English
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I'll come to the resort if you think neutral ground is better.
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It is impossible for us to meet on neutral ground, I fear.
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No, the batteries commanding the neutral ground lie over that crest, Bob.
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When we are forced to meet, we will meet on neutral ground.
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Mr. Gwynn was not in politics; his dinner table would be neutral ground.
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Hardly neutral ground or ideal conditions, and I told her so.
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They said they'd meet on neutral ground, and that you could choose where.
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This strip between the ice barrier and the mountains is considered neutral ground.
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The hospital was neutral ground, and Manfred intended to keep it that way.
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She summoned him to a meeting on neutral ground to discuss their relationship.
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But the first of these rooms was considered as public or neutral ground.
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There is no neutral ground nowadays in its smart seaside towns.
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Here I am the representative of my country, and here, on neutral ground-
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But bigotry is neutral ground, on which the most opposite sects may meet.
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The meeting between the two men was rescheduled to neutral ground in Mexico.
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She wanted to be neutral ground, a conduit through which they could interact.
