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基本英英例句
adj.期中的¹⁰⁰
名词 midterm:
the middle of the gestation periodmiddle of an academic term or a political term in officean examination administered in the middle of an academic term As winter turns to spring, senators will begin to focus more on the November mid-term elections than on outstanding legislation.
冬去春来，参议员们的目光开始转向十一月份的中期大选，而不再紧盯着未通过的法案。 ecocn
China’s “ unfair” trade practices have become a hot topic in the mid-term elections.
中国不公平的贸易措施已经成为美国中期选举中的热门话题。 ecocn
For if their dynamism is evocative of Newt Gingrich’s mid-term revolution of1994, so too is their zeal for small government.
因为，假如他们的力量能够唤起1994年金维奇的中期改革，同样能够唤起他们对小政府的的热情。 yeeyan |