Definition of mid-year in English:

mid-year

noun

The middle of the year.
the 3,000 units were sold out by mid-year
Example sentencesExamples
- By mid-year, the boys were accepted members of our school community.
- In early April, we began sampling these processors and now expect to begin limited production in mid-year.
- Customers will still have to wait for these boxes, possibly until mid-year.
- He has said he'll join the Police Services Board in mid-year.
- The two new entrants are expected to start operations by mid-year.
- Mid-year also can be a good time for a portfolio review.
- Ice cream pricing, despite a small increase in mid-year, was actually lower than it was 10 years ago.
- It's better to go abroad mid-year than the end of the year.
- Unless otherwise stated all figures refer to mid-year and are given in thousands.
- He said that five more are planned to open by mid-year.

adverb & adjective

In the middle of the year.
as adjective I had my mid-year performance review yesterday
as adverb the thesis is submitted mid-year
Example sentencesExamples
- It will be out mid-year, to coincide with a big show.
- I had my mid-year performance review yesterday!
- The minister said he was confident of ending the year with a surplus despite the mid-year figures.
- Twenty-six pubs actually changed hands up to the mid-year point.
- There are mid-year written exams, and final written and oral exams before training is officially done.

单词	mid-year
释义	Definition of mid-year in English: mid-year noun The middle of the year. the 3,000 units were sold out by mid-year Example sentencesExamples By mid-year, the boys were accepted members of our school community. In early April, we began sampling these processors and now expect to begin limited production in mid-year. Customers will still have to wait for these boxes, possibly until mid-year. He has said he'll join the Police Services Board in mid-year. The two new entrants are expected to start operations by mid-year. Mid-year also can be a good time for a portfolio review. Ice cream pricing, despite a small increase in mid-year, was actually lower than it was 10 years ago. It's better to go abroad mid-year than the end of the year. Unless otherwise stated all figures refer to mid-year and are given in thousands. He said that five more are planned to open by mid-year. adverb & adjective In the middle of the year. as adjective I had my mid-year performance review yesterday as adverb the thesis is submitted mid-year Example sentencesExamples It will be out mid-year, to coincide with a big show. I had my mid-year performance review yesterday! The minister said he was confident of ending the year with a surplus despite the mid-year figures. Twenty-six pubs actually changed hands up to the mid-year point. There are mid-year written exams, and final written and oral exams before training is officially done.
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