Definition of midsize in English:

midsize

(also midsized)

adjectiveˈmɪdsʌɪzˈmɪdsaɪz

North American

Of an average size; intermediate in size between large and small.
〈主北美〉中型的，中等大小（或尺寸）的
a midsize car
一辆中型汽车。
Example sentencesExamples
- Following the success of its Small Business Server, Microsoft has launched an integrated Windows Essential Business Server for mid-sized businesses.
- I recently spent time with a mid-sized supplier from the western side of Michigan, a company somewhat unique in the automotive industry.
- Lost amid the jabber over what the Next Big Thing in passenger vehicles is likely to be, is the humble midsized sedan.
- Enjoy luxury at sea, aboard the elegant mid-sized ships sophisticated travelers prefer.
- Adventure Island, located in Tampa, is a mid-sized park that caters to kids of any age.
- With more horsepower than the nearest competitor, the Aviator is an excellent value in the midsize luxury SUV category.
- I asked one newspaper executive from a mid-sized Colorado daily why they didn't attach message boards to their opinion pieces online.
- It rides more like a minivan, or better yet, a mid-size sedan.
- In 2003-04 mid size car sales actually grew faster in percentage terms than those of compact cars.
- One researcher taped 52 hours of playground activity at a midsize Toronto school.
- Highway driving range is approximately 500 highway miles on a tank of fuel, the best in the mid-size SUV class.
- Madison Cold weather didn't stop Wisconsin from packing a one-two punch among midsize cities.
- One mid-sized practice working primarily in Silicon Valley claimed all their projects are modeled in 3D from start to finish.
- The multiple functions performed by Swiss automatic machines help increase production speeds for machining parts with midsized diameters.
- The Minister has set a precedent by calling in the consent for the Turitea wind-farm, a fairly ordinary mid-sized wind project.
- A second mid-size site was never selected for the project due to a variety of difficulties.
- Objectively, Apple Computer is a mid-sized company with a tiny share of its primary market.
- Ford Explorer is a mid-size Sport Utility Vehicle launched by Ford in 1991.
- Not bad for a mid-size player in a rapidly shrinking industry.
- For a small or even midsized company you could pretty much do without IT.

Definition of midsize in US English:

midsize

(also midsized)

adjectiveˈmidsīzˈmɪdsaɪz

North American

Of an average size; intermediate in size between large and small.
〈主北美〉中型的，中等大小（或尺寸）的
a midsize pickup
一辆中型汽车。
Example sentencesExamples
- Enjoy luxury at sea, aboard the elegant mid-sized ships sophisticated travelers prefer.
- Objectively, Apple Computer is a mid-sized company with a tiny share of its primary market.
- Adventure Island, located in Tampa, is a mid-sized park that caters to kids of any age.
- With more horsepower than the nearest competitor, the Aviator is an excellent value in the midsize luxury SUV category.
- The Minister has set a precedent by calling in the consent for the Turitea wind-farm, a fairly ordinary mid-sized wind project.
- One mid-sized practice working primarily in Silicon Valley claimed all their projects are modeled in 3D from start to finish.
- Following the success of its Small Business Server, Microsoft has launched an integrated Windows Essential Business Server for mid-sized businesses.
- Highway driving range is approximately 500 highway miles on a tank of fuel, the best in the mid-size SUV class.
- It rides more like a minivan, or better yet, a mid-size sedan.
- One researcher taped 52 hours of playground activity at a midsize Toronto school.
- For a small or even midsized company you could pretty much do without IT.
- Lost amid the jabber over what the Next Big Thing in passenger vehicles is likely to be, is the humble midsized sedan.
- Ford Explorer is a mid-size Sport Utility Vehicle launched by Ford in 1991.
- I asked one newspaper executive from a mid-sized Colorado daily why they didn't attach message boards to their opinion pieces online.
- Not bad for a mid-size player in a rapidly shrinking industry.
- A second mid-size site was never selected for the project due to a variety of difficulties.
- Madison Cold weather didn't stop Wisconsin from packing a one-two punch among midsize cities.
- The multiple functions performed by Swiss automatic machines help increase production speeds for machining parts with midsized diameters.
- In 2003-04 mid size car sales actually grew faster in percentage terms than those of compact cars.
- I recently spent time with a mid-sized supplier from the western side of Michigan, a company somewhat unique in the automotive industry.

单词	midsize
释义	Definition of midsize in English: midsize (also midsized) adjectiveˈmɪdsʌɪzˈmɪdsaɪz North American Of an average size; intermediate in size between large and small. 〈主北美〉中型的，中等大小（或尺寸）的 a midsize car 一辆中型汽车。 Example sentencesExamples Following the success of its Small Business Server, Microsoft has launched an integrated Windows Essential Business Server for mid-sized businesses. I recently spent time with a mid-sized supplier from the western side of Michigan, a company somewhat unique in the automotive industry. Lost amid the jabber over what the Next Big Thing in passenger vehicles is likely to be, is the humble midsized sedan. Enjoy luxury at sea, aboard the elegant mid-sized ships sophisticated travelers prefer. Adventure Island, located in Tampa, is a mid-sized park that caters to kids of any age. With more horsepower than the nearest competitor, the Aviator is an excellent value in the midsize luxury SUV category. I asked one newspaper executive from a mid-sized Colorado daily why they didn't attach message boards to their opinion pieces online. It rides more like a minivan, or better yet, a mid-size sedan. In 2003-04 mid size car sales actually grew faster in percentage terms than those of compact cars. One researcher taped 52 hours of playground activity at a midsize Toronto school. Highway driving range is approximately 500 highway miles on a tank of fuel, the best in the mid-size SUV class. Madison Cold weather didn't stop Wisconsin from packing a one-two punch among midsize cities. One mid-sized practice working primarily in Silicon Valley claimed all their projects are modeled in 3D from start to finish. The multiple functions performed by Swiss automatic machines help increase production speeds for machining parts with midsized diameters. The Minister has set a precedent by calling in the consent for the Turitea wind-farm, a fairly ordinary mid-sized wind project. A second mid-size site was never selected for the project due to a variety of difficulties. Objectively, Apple Computer is a mid-sized company with a tiny share of its primary market. Ford Explorer is a mid-size Sport Utility Vehicle launched by Ford in 1991. Not bad for a mid-size player in a rapidly shrinking industry. For a small or even midsized company you could pretty much do without IT. Definition of midsize in US English: midsize (also midsized) adjectiveˈmidsīzˈmɪdsaɪz North American Of an average size; intermediate in size between large and small. 〈主北美〉中型的，中等大小（或尺寸）的 a midsize pickup 一辆中型汽车。 Example sentencesExamples Enjoy luxury at sea, aboard the elegant mid-sized ships sophisticated travelers prefer. Objectively, Apple Computer is a mid-sized company with a tiny share of its primary market. Adventure Island, located in Tampa, is a mid-sized park that caters to kids of any age. With more horsepower than the nearest competitor, the Aviator is an excellent value in the midsize luxury SUV category. The Minister has set a precedent by calling in the consent for the Turitea wind-farm, a fairly ordinary mid-sized wind project. One mid-sized practice working primarily in Silicon Valley claimed all their projects are modeled in 3D from start to finish. Following the success of its Small Business Server, Microsoft has launched an integrated Windows Essential Business Server for mid-sized businesses. Highway driving range is approximately 500 highway miles on a tank of fuel, the best in the mid-size SUV class. It rides more like a minivan, or better yet, a mid-size sedan. One researcher taped 52 hours of playground activity at a midsize Toronto school. For a small or even midsized company you could pretty much do without IT. Lost amid the jabber over what the Next Big Thing in passenger vehicles is likely to be, is the humble midsized sedan. Ford Explorer is a mid-size Sport Utility Vehicle launched by Ford in 1991. I asked one newspaper executive from a mid-sized Colorado daily why they didn't attach message boards to their opinion pieces online. Not bad for a mid-size player in a rapidly shrinking industry. A second mid-size site was never selected for the project due to a variety of difficulties. Madison Cold weather didn't stop Wisconsin from packing a one-two punch among midsize cities. The multiple functions performed by Swiss automatic machines help increase production speeds for machining parts with midsized diameters. In 2003-04 mid size car sales actually grew faster in percentage terms than those of compact cars. I recently spent time with a mid-sized supplier from the western side of Michigan, a company somewhat unique in the automotive industry.
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