Definition of midseason in English:

midseason

nounˈmɪdsiːz(ə)nˈmɪdsizən

A point part way through a season, especially a season of the year or a sporting season.
the lavender flowers bloom in midseason
as modifier the midseason sales
a midseason game
Example sentencesExamples
- Up to four flowers on 12- to 16-inch stems bloom in midseason.
- Postcards detailing Vick's performances were sent out, starting in midseason.
- My guess is that he will do enough to get his job back around midseason.
- In 2000, he famously guaranteed that his team, despite a midseason slump, would get to the playoffs.
- In warm climate gardens, it blooms outdoors in midseason.
- Changing coaches in midseason isn't going to help.
- He tore an abdominal muscle in midseason.
- Lightly prune midseason bloomers in late winter or early spring.
- A manure tea applied at midseason will boost the plants along.
- They keep telling us it might be a midseason replacement show.

Definition of midseason in US English:

midseason

nounˈmɪdsizənˈmidsēzən

A point partway through a season, especially a season of the year or a sports season.
the lavender flowers bloom in midseason
as modifier the midseason sale
a midseason game
Example sentencesExamples
- Changing coaches in midseason isn't going to help.
- In warm climate gardens, it blooms outdoors in midseason.
- Lightly prune midseason bloomers in late winter or early spring.
- He tore an abdominal muscle in midseason.
- A manure tea applied at midseason will boost the plants along.
- Up to four flowers on 12- to 16-inch stems bloom in midseason.
- They keep telling us it might be a midseason replacement show.
- In 2000, he famously guaranteed that his team, despite a midseason slump, would get to the playoffs.
- My guess is that he will do enough to get his job back around midseason.
- Postcards detailing Vick's performances were sent out, starting in midseason.

单词	midseason
释义	Definition of midseason in English: midseason nounˈmɪdsiːz(ə)nˈmɪdsizən A point part way through a season, especially a season of the year or a sporting season. the lavender flowers bloom in midseason as modifier the midseason sales a midseason game Example sentencesExamples Up to four flowers on 12- to 16-inch stems bloom in midseason. Postcards detailing Vick's performances were sent out, starting in midseason. My guess is that he will do enough to get his job back around midseason. In 2000, he famously guaranteed that his team, despite a midseason slump, would get to the playoffs. In warm climate gardens, it blooms outdoors in midseason. Changing coaches in midseason isn't going to help. He tore an abdominal muscle in midseason. Lightly prune midseason bloomers in late winter or early spring. A manure tea applied at midseason will boost the plants along. They keep telling us it might be a midseason replacement show. Definition of midseason in US English: midseason nounˈmɪdsizənˈmidsēzən A point partway through a season, especially a season of the year or a sports season. the lavender flowers bloom in midseason as modifier the midseason sale a midseason game Example sentencesExamples Changing coaches in midseason isn't going to help. In warm climate gardens, it blooms outdoors in midseason. Lightly prune midseason bloomers in late winter or early spring. He tore an abdominal muscle in midseason. A manure tea applied at midseason will boost the plants along. Up to four flowers on 12- to 16-inch stems bloom in midseason. They keep telling us it might be a midseason replacement show. In 2000, he famously guaranteed that his team, despite a midseason slump, would get to the playoffs. My guess is that he will do enough to get his job back around midseason. Postcards detailing Vick's performances were sent out, starting in midseason.
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