middle
'midln. an intermediate part or section · n. the middle area of the human torso (usually in front) · n. time between the beginning and the end of a temporal period
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It's a big, you know, it's a big red carpet, and and it was in the middle of the day.
那是一个很大的红毯,而且是在白天举行的。
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Many people who do this in the middle of the night, they text me or email me the next day.
许多在半夜这样做的人,第二天会给我发短信或发邮件。
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These things in the middle of the road—they are the tram lines—and yeah, you can get around by tram in Birmingham.
路中间的这些东西——它们是电车线路——是的,你可以在伯明翰乘电车出行。
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Basically, 100% and 200% scaling was fine, but anything in the middle, apps got super blurry.
基本上,100% 和 200% 的缩放没问题,但中间的任何比例,应用程序都会变得非常模糊。
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We found a giant parking lot in the middle of the city, and the hotel is just that side.
我们在市中心找到了一个巨大的停车场,酒店就在那边。
Practice in LingoDew
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