Definition of middle distance in English:

middle distance

noun mɪdəl ˈdɪst(ə)nsˈˌmɪdl ˈdɪstəns

1the middle distanceThe part of a real or painted landscape between the foreground and the background.
（景致或风景画前景和背景之间的）中景
I spied in the middle distance a cluster of buildings
Example sentencesExamples
- He made his way through the gloom to the bar, where a man he presumed to be the bartender was staring dully into the middle distance.
- From that high place we saw in the middle distance the Washington Monument, and we saw, at the far end, the Lincoln Memorial.
- Keeping her eye on the middle distance, she tripped over a beggar and fell, bruising her knees and elbows against the pavement.
- Slowly Jo looked away again, his vision fixing on the middle distance.
- I don't know what she was thinking about, her brilliant green eyes vacant, focused somewhere in the middle distance.
- All of us sit with our chins in our hands at several moments during the evening, staring into the middle distance and imagining how things might have been, how they yet might be.
- He scowled into the middle distance, and Edgar wondered if he shouldn't be taking this opportunity to dismiss himself.
- Moments later, she saw headlights in the middle distance and moved off the road, into the low hollow at the side, where she flicked off the torch and crouched low.
- Smooth, deep brown eyes stared through some point in the middle distance.
- But the wedding with its pedantic, rural nuptial dance winding along the landscape in middle distance with no visible musicians looks very twee.
- Nearby, a middle aged woman stares vacantly into the middle distance as a young girl walks past on her way to the shops, where workers are unlocking doors and switching off alarms.
- It's a haunting shot of three male strangers standing into the middle distance of moored metallic freighters of Nineveh.
- There are no gutsy square-jawed heroes and no military men staring into the middle distance thinking on the seriousness of war.
- But when I connected I had power - the ball would sail away into the middle distance.
- The pool house, heated and filled with water to the brimming edges and up to the base of the glazing, projects into the middle distance.
- Interestingly though, his solo is kept in the middle distance with Harries and France dominating the foreground.
- A buzzing whirr snakes around in the middle distance refusing to be pinned down by clipped beats that pierce the foreground like so many regimented arrows.
- Over her shoulder his eyes widened, looking into the middle distance.
- Bathed in an opalescent haze in the middle distance, they stand watch and wait their turn.
- In Berling's print we do not get a glimpse of Herod's henchmen in the middle distance, as we do in the engraving.
2as modifier Denoting or relating to a race distance of between 800 and 5,000 metres.
〔田径〕（800-5, 000米的）中距离跑
middle-distance runners
中距离跑运动员。
Example sentencesExamples
- She becomes the first Briton for 84 years to achieve the Olympic middle-distance double.
- This year, Kara Lynn is training with the middle distance group.
- Still to this day, this 1,500 at the Commonwealth Games in Christchurch in 1974 is regarded as the greatest middle-distance race of all time.
- Then, as now, they were nearly always used in middle-distance races.
- The signs are very promising for the most lucrative middle-distance race to be run in Scotland.

Definition of middle distance in US English:

middle distance

nounˈˌmidl ˈdistənsˈˌmɪdl ˈdɪstəns

1the middle distanceThe part of a real or painted landscape between the foreground and the background.
（景致或风景画前景和背景之间的）中景
Example sentencesExamples
- Interestingly though, his solo is kept in the middle distance with Harries and France dominating the foreground.
- Over her shoulder his eyes widened, looking into the middle distance.
- A buzzing whirr snakes around in the middle distance refusing to be pinned down by clipped beats that pierce the foreground like so many regimented arrows.
- In Berling's print we do not get a glimpse of Herod's henchmen in the middle distance, as we do in the engraving.
- I don't know what she was thinking about, her brilliant green eyes vacant, focused somewhere in the middle distance.
- He made his way through the gloom to the bar, where a man he presumed to be the bartender was staring dully into the middle distance.
- But the wedding with its pedantic, rural nuptial dance winding along the landscape in middle distance with no visible musicians looks very twee.
- Nearby, a middle aged woman stares vacantly into the middle distance as a young girl walks past on her way to the shops, where workers are unlocking doors and switching off alarms.
- Slowly Jo looked away again, his vision fixing on the middle distance.
- But when I connected I had power - the ball would sail away into the middle distance.
- Moments later, she saw headlights in the middle distance and moved off the road, into the low hollow at the side, where she flicked off the torch and crouched low.
- There are no gutsy square-jawed heroes and no military men staring into the middle distance thinking on the seriousness of war.
- Bathed in an opalescent haze in the middle distance, they stand watch and wait their turn.
- From that high place we saw in the middle distance the Washington Monument, and we saw, at the far end, the Lincoln Memorial.
- He scowled into the middle distance, and Edgar wondered if he shouldn't be taking this opportunity to dismiss himself.
- Keeping her eye on the middle distance, she tripped over a beggar and fell, bruising her knees and elbows against the pavement.
- It's a haunting shot of three male strangers standing into the middle distance of moored metallic freighters of Nineveh.
- Smooth, deep brown eyes stared through some point in the middle distance.
- All of us sit with our chins in our hands at several moments during the evening, staring into the middle distance and imagining how things might have been, how they yet might be.
- The pool house, heated and filled with water to the brimming edges and up to the base of the glazing, projects into the middle distance.
2as modifier A race distance of between 800 and 5,000 meters.
〔田径〕（800-5, 000米的）中距离跑
middle-distance runners
中距离跑运动员。
Example sentencesExamples
- Still to this day, this 1,500 at the Commonwealth Games in Christchurch in 1974 is regarded as the greatest middle-distance race of all time.
- The signs are very promising for the most lucrative middle-distance race to be run in Scotland.
- This year, Kara Lynn is training with the middle distance group.
- Then, as now, they were nearly always used in middle-distance races.
- She becomes the first Briton for 84 years to achieve the Olympic middle-distance double.

单词	middle distance
释义	Definition of middle distance in English: middle distance noun mɪdəl ˈdɪst(ə)nsˈˌmɪdl ˈdɪstəns 1the middle distanceThe part of a real or painted landscape between the foreground and the background. （景致或风景画前景和背景之间的）中景 I spied in the middle distance a cluster of buildings Example sentencesExamples He made his way through the gloom to the bar, where a man he presumed to be the bartender was staring dully into the middle distance. From that high place we saw in the middle distance the Washington Monument, and we saw, at the far end, the Lincoln Memorial. Keeping her eye on the middle distance, she tripped over a beggar and fell, bruising her knees and elbows against the pavement. Slowly Jo looked away again, his vision fixing on the middle distance. I don't know what she was thinking about, her brilliant green eyes vacant, focused somewhere in the middle distance. All of us sit with our chins in our hands at several moments during the evening, staring into the middle distance and imagining how things might have been, how they yet might be. He scowled into the middle distance, and Edgar wondered if he shouldn't be taking this opportunity to dismiss himself. Moments later, she saw headlights in the middle distance and moved off the road, into the low hollow at the side, where she flicked off the torch and crouched low. Smooth, deep brown eyes stared through some point in the middle distance. But the wedding with its pedantic, rural nuptial dance winding along the landscape in middle distance with no visible musicians looks very twee. Nearby, a middle aged woman stares vacantly into the middle distance as a young girl walks past on her way to the shops, where workers are unlocking doors and switching off alarms. It's a haunting shot of three male strangers standing into the middle distance of moored metallic freighters of Nineveh. There are no gutsy square-jawed heroes and no military men staring into the middle distance thinking on the seriousness of war. But when I connected I had power - the ball would sail away into the middle distance. The pool house, heated and filled with water to the brimming edges and up to the base of the glazing, projects into the middle distance. Interestingly though, his solo is kept in the middle distance with Harries and France dominating the foreground. A buzzing whirr snakes around in the middle distance refusing to be pinned down by clipped beats that pierce the foreground like so many regimented arrows. Over her shoulder his eyes widened, looking into the middle distance. Bathed in an opalescent haze in the middle distance, they stand watch and wait their turn. In Berling's print we do not get a glimpse of Herod's henchmen in the middle distance, as we do in the engraving. 2as modifier Denoting or relating to a race distance of between 800 and 5,000 metres. 〔田径〕（800-5, 000米的）中距离跑 middle-distance runners 中距离跑运动员。 Example sentencesExamples She becomes the first Briton for 84 years to achieve the Olympic middle-distance double. This year, Kara Lynn is training with the middle distance group. Still to this day, this 1,500 at the Commonwealth Games in Christchurch in 1974 is regarded as the greatest middle-distance race of all time. Then, as now, they were nearly always used in middle-distance races. The signs are very promising for the most lucrative middle-distance race to be run in Scotland. Definition of middle distance in US English: middle distance nounˈˌmidl ˈdistənsˈˌmɪdl ˈdɪstəns 1the middle distanceThe part of a real or painted landscape between the foreground and the background. （景致或风景画前景和背景之间的）中景 Example sentencesExamples Interestingly though, his solo is kept in the middle distance with Harries and France dominating the foreground. Over her shoulder his eyes widened, looking into the middle distance. A buzzing whirr snakes around in the middle distance refusing to be pinned down by clipped beats that pierce the foreground like so many regimented arrows. In Berling's print we do not get a glimpse of Herod's henchmen in the middle distance, as we do in the engraving. I don't know what she was thinking about, her brilliant green eyes vacant, focused somewhere in the middle distance. He made his way through the gloom to the bar, where a man he presumed to be the bartender was staring dully into the middle distance. But the wedding with its pedantic, rural nuptial dance winding along the landscape in middle distance with no visible musicians looks very twee. Nearby, a middle aged woman stares vacantly into the middle distance as a young girl walks past on her way to the shops, where workers are unlocking doors and switching off alarms. Slowly Jo looked away again, his vision fixing on the middle distance. But when I connected I had power - the ball would sail away into the middle distance. Moments later, she saw headlights in the middle distance and moved off the road, into the low hollow at the side, where she flicked off the torch and crouched low. There are no gutsy square-jawed heroes and no military men staring into the middle distance thinking on the seriousness of war. Bathed in an opalescent haze in the middle distance, they stand watch and wait their turn. From that high place we saw in the middle distance the Washington Monument, and we saw, at the far end, the Lincoln Memorial. He scowled into the middle distance, and Edgar wondered if he shouldn't be taking this opportunity to dismiss himself. Keeping her eye on the middle distance, she tripped over a beggar and fell, bruising her knees and elbows against the pavement. It's a haunting shot of three male strangers standing into the middle distance of moored metallic freighters of Nineveh. Smooth, deep brown eyes stared through some point in the middle distance. All of us sit with our chins in our hands at several moments during the evening, staring into the middle distance and imagining how things might have been, how they yet might be. The pool house, heated and filled with water to the brimming edges and up to the base of the glazing, projects into the middle distance. 2as modifier A race distance of between 800 and 5,000 meters. 〔田径〕（800-5, 000米的）中距离跑 middle-distance runners 中距离跑运动员。 Example sentencesExamples Still to this day, this 1,500 at the Commonwealth Games in Christchurch in 1974 is regarded as the greatest middle-distance race of all time. The signs are very promising for the most lucrative middle-distance race to be run in Scotland. This year, Kara Lynn is training with the middle distance group. Then, as now, they were nearly always used in middle-distance races. She becomes the first Briton for 84 years to achieve the Olympic middle-distance double.
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