English to Irish Meaning of mid - lár

Mid :

lár

adjective

idirmheánach, idirghabhálaí, lár, mheán

Mid :: lár

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Definitions of mid in English

Adjective(1) used in combination to denote the middle

Examples of mid in English

(1) A man, believed to be an English national and in his mid 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene.(2) It should not be so surprising that men are more likely to telework than women, or that those who do telework are from mid career professional positions.(3) It has been the scene of a number of archaeological excavations and finds during the mid to late nineteenth century.(4) Teachers are treated as if they belong to the industrial working class of the mid 20th century.(5) In the mid 19th century the air of cities seemed to be much fouler than their water.(6) In the mid 18th century, The Mall was laid out as a fashionable tree lined boulevard.(7) Optimum planting dates for Nebraska and most of the northern states range from early to mid May.(8) The building dates back to the early or mid 19th century, with a later extension at the back, which was used as a forge.(9) The list of Shiraz is a full page long with prices ranging from the mid twenties a bottle to well over $100.(10) It is hoped that the successful candidate will take up his/her position in mid January.(11) The earliest burial at the Tonebaun site dated to the 1400s while the most recent was from the mid twentieth century.(12) In the mid 19th century it was home to patriotic Viscount Palmerston, the oldest man ever to become Prime Minister.(13) Margins for its mid and long range flights were just over 9 per cent.(14) This building dates back to the 1840s and was the Governor House for the mid 19th century prison.(15) The highlight is a unique decorative gold jewellery fitting in the form of an animal head, which dates from the mid to late ninth century.(16) The company did not make an earnings forecast, but said it expects gross margin to be in the mid 60% range.

Related Phrases of mid

(1) mid- ::

lár mhí

(2) mid-autumn festival ::

lár an fhómhair féile

(3) in mid ::

i lár

(4) mid-life crisis ::

lár-saoil géarchéime

(5) mid-term ::

meántéarma

(6) mid-air ::

lár-aer

(7) mid-week ::

lár na seachtaine

(8) mid day ::

lá lár

(9) mid-range ::

lár-réimse

Related Phrases of mid

(1) mid- ::

lár mhí

(2) mid-autumn festival ::

lár an fhómhair féile

(3) in mid ::

i lár

(4) mid-life crisis ::

lár-saoil géarchéime

(5) mid-term ::

meántéarma

(6) mid-air ::

lár-aer

(7) mid-week ::

lár na seachtaine

(8) mid day ::

lá lár

(9) mid-range ::

lár-réimse

Synonyms

1. intermediate ::

idirmheánach

2. intermediary ::

idirghabhálaí

3. mid ::

lár

4. medial ::

medial

5. centric ::

centric

6. medium ::

mheán

7. middle ::

lár

Antonyms

1. extreme ::

mhór

2. farthest ::

farthest

3. furthest ::

faide

4. outmost ::

thar a bheith

5. utmost ::

ndícheall

Different Forms

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