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mid-terms mɪd'tɜːm COCA¹⁶⁰¹⁹⁸Economist⁶⁸⁵⁵
基本例句
adj.期中的；中间的；n.期中考试原型mid-term的复数 Although the drugs violence is virtually all on the Mexican side, border issues are a big concern for New Mexico’s voters at the mid-terms.
尽管毒品暴力事件基本全部发生在墨西哥边界，新墨西哥中期选民还是受到边境问题的极大困扰。 ecocn
And yet voting in the mid-terms will be polarised by race.
然而中期选举的投票又因种族问题而产生了极大的分歧。 ecocn
Between now and the long run, however, come the mid-terms.
从现在放眼望去，无论如何，中期选举来临了。 ecocn
But in the run- up to the mid-terms, the Democrats ought to have had one example of spending at its best: investment in infrastructure.
但是为准备中期选举，民主党人应该举出他们做得最好的一笔花费：基础设施建设投资。 ecocn
But he does not believe that many people, on the left or the right, will cast their vote in the mid-terms based on their views of the two wars. It is the economy that will galvanise them.
但是他并不认为会有许多人，不管是左翼或右翼，将基于对两场战争的观点进行中期投票，而会影响到他们的是经济因素。 ecocn
Even before the mid-terms, the iron discipline of Republicans determined to deny the president any more victories meant that the chances for co-operation were limited.
甚至在中期选举前，共和党拒绝给予总统任何成功的机会的坚定决心已意味着合作的机会是不大的。 ecocn
Even before the mid-terms, pundits wondered whether Mr Obama had it in him to follow the example of Mr Clinton when he faced the same predicament after 1994.
即便在中期选举前，学者们就怀疑奥巴马是否会效仿克林顿先生的做法，克林顿在1994年后面临过相同的困境。 ecocn
Even before the Republicans captured the House in November’s mid-terms, they were fully and often successfully engaged in seeking to thwart the will of the Democrats.
中期选举共和党成功获得了国会的多数席位，然而即便在这之前，它也试图并且经常成功地阻挠民主党意愿的推行。 ecocn
EVER since the Democrats' poor showing in the mid-terms, the two parties have been engaged in a rather stiff dance.
自从民主党在中期选举上的糟糕表现之后，两党就一直跳着一种颇为僵硬的舞步。 ecocn
For Mr Bush, the Iraq war has in one sense already been lost, whatever result the mid-terms bring.
对布什来说，不论中期选举结果如何，伊拉克战争在某种程度上已经输掉了。 ecocn
He may not be on the ballot this year, but mid-terms are in large part a referendum on the president.
他也许不属于今年的大选，但是中期选举是关于总统的公民投票的一个重要部分。 ecocn
Hearings before the mid-terms would, it is true, allow the Senate to vote when the Democrats can still generally rely on mustering a simple majority.
诚然，由于民主党仍能依靠召集简单多数行使投票，中期选举前进行听证的话，国会就能投下赞成票。 ecocn |