adj.中间的；中央的（用于in， from， to等后或构成复合词）

The mid-afternoon sun beat down relentlessly on the parched earth.
中午时分的烈日无情地炙烤着干涸的土地。
In mid-sentence, she suddenly remembered where she had left her keys.
话说到一半，她突然想起钥匙放在哪里了。
The company plans to launch its new product line in mid-October.
公司计划在十月中旬推出新产品线。
He struck the ball with such force that it soared high into the mid-air.
他用力击球，球高高地飞向半空。
She was in her mid-thirties when she decided to go back to school for a master's degree.
她在三十五六岁时决定重返校园攻读硕士学位。
The ship sailed through the mid-oceanic trench, a deep and mysterious region of the sea.
船只航行穿越了深邃而神秘的中洋海沟。
The mid-point of the marathon marked a turning point in his performance.
马拉松赛程中点标志着他表现的转折点。
They moved to a small town in mid-Wales, surrounded by rolling hills and green pastures.
他们搬到了威尔士中部的一个小镇，周围是连绵起伏的山丘和翠绿的牧场。
The team made a crucial tactical change during the mid-game break.
球队在中场休息时做出了关键的战术调整。
He stood in mid-garden, admiring the vibrant colors of the blooming flowers.
他站在花园中央，欣赏着盛开花朵鲜艳的色彩。