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1、mid freq───中频
2、mid autumnday───中秋节
3、mid 90s───90年代中期
4、mid high───中高
5、terms───v.把…称为（term的三单形式）；n.地位，关系；[法]条款；术语；措辞；价钱（term的复数形式）
6、mid───n.(Mid)人名；(柬)米；prep.在…之中；adj.中间的；中央的
7、happy mid───中秋节快乐
8、mid-ocean───n.海中央；adj.海洋中部的
9、favorable terms───[经] 有利的条件，优惠条件；有利条件
1、Some of this intransigence is mere posturing, with both sides attempting to size one another up after the mid-terms.───有一些不妥协只是摆摆姿态，因为在中期选举后双方都在努力估量对方。
2、It was as if all the rancour of the mid-terms had been turned off like a switch.───表面上看，中期选举的积怨如开关键一按，转瞬即逝。
3、The country is in the sort of unhappy and scratchy mood that voters in mid-terms habitually take out on the president's party.───整个国家都处在某种烦闷和抓狂的心态中，而选民习惯性地把这种心态归咎于总统所属的政党。
4、Mr Obama's fate depends more on two big bets he placed well before the Republican capture of the House in November's mid-terms.───奥巴MaDe命运更多取决于他在十一月中期选举前押下的两大赌注，当时共和党尚未取得众议院控制权。
5、The country is in the sort of unhappy and scratchy mood that voters in mid-terms habitually take out on the president's party.───整个国家都处于某种烦闷和抓狂的心态中，就像中期选举的选民习惯性地把这种心态归咎于总统所属的政党一样。
6、EVER since the Democrats' poor showing in the mid-terms, the two parties have been engaged in a rather stiff dance.───自从MinZhuDang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。
7、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，MinZhuDang人应该举出他们做得最好的一笔花费：基础设施建设投资。
8、Far from delivering a gain, health reform could well turn out to be a negative, at least for the mid-terms.───至少是在即将到来的选举方面，远不能收到成效的医疗改革起了消极的作用。