partway

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpartwaypart‧way /ˈpɑːtweɪ $ ˈpɑːrt-/ adverb informal SOME/A FEWfor some of the distance or after some of the time has passed → halfway I got the bus partway.partway through/along/down She left partway through the two-year contract.Examples from the Corpuspartway• Cyril opened his eyes partway.partway through/along/down• One telling night came in Montreal Nov. 4, partway through a lackluster 4-1 loss to the Canadiens.• The race had been called partway through because of rain.• Then suddenly a long-legged figure raced from the wood partway down the bank.• Unfortunately, partway through the festivities, Louisa was taken ill with severe pains in her stomach.• I walked partway along the trail, closing my eyes from time to time, imagining myself blind, unable to see.

单词	partway
释义	partway From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpartwaypart‧way /ˈpɑːtweɪ $ ˈpɑːrt-/ adverb informal SOME/A FEWfor some of the distance or after some of the time has passed → halfway I got the bus partway.partway through/along/down She left partway through the two-year contract.Examples from the Corpuspartway• Cyril opened his eyes partway.partway through/along/down• One telling night came in Montreal Nov. 4, partway through a lackluster 4-1 loss to the Canadiens.• The race had been called partway through because of rain.• Then suddenly a long-legged figure raced from the wood partway down the bank.• Unfortunately, partway through the festivities, Louisa was taken ill with severe pains in her stomach.• I walked partway along the trail, closing my eyes from time to time, imagining myself blind, unable to see.
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