midweek
noun[U]
uk/ˌmɪdˈwiːk/us/ˌmɪdˈwiːk/themiddleof theweek, usually fromTuesdaytoThursday:
一星期的中段,周中(通常从星期二到星期四)By midweek, thesituationhadbecomeworrying.到周中时,情况变得令人担忧。
Days, & parts of the week
- calends
- Fri.
- Friday
- ides
- kalends
- nones
- sat
- Saturday
- school night
- Sunday
- Thur.
- tomorrow
- Tue.
- Tuesday
- wed
- Wednesday
- weekend
- weekend warrior
- weeknight
- yesterday
midweek
adjective[after noun]
uk/ˌmɪdˈwiːk/us/ˌmɪdˈwiːk/happeningin orrelatingto themiddleof theweek, usually fromTuesdaytoThursday:
Afterourmidweekdefeatweknowwe did notplayespeciallywellyesterday.
Weekend and midweekbreaksareavailableas well as asummerspecialduringAugust.
- We have five midweekmatchescoming up.
- Low-season midweekfaresfrom bothcitiesstartat around $460.
- Thesongisnumberone in the midweekcharts.
Days, & parts of the week
- calends
- Fri.
- Friday
- ides
- kalends
- nones
- sat
- Saturday
- school night
- Sunday
- Thur.
- tomorrow
- Tue.
- Tuesday
- wed
- Wednesday
- weekend
- weekend warrior
- weeknight
- yesterday
midweek
adverb
uk/ˌmɪdˈwiːk/us/ˌmɪdˈwiːk/in themiddleof theweek, usually fromTuesdaytoThursday:
Themagazinecomes out midweek.
It isimportanttobookasfarinadvanceas you can and go midweek ifpossible.
- He willstruggletoplaymidweek as well asweekends.
- You canpickup a verylowfarethisautumn-especiallyif you canflymidweek.
- Ticketscostfrom £106 to £562,dependingon whether youtravelmidweek or at theweekend.
Days, & parts of the week
- calends
- Fri.
- Friday
- ides
- kalends
- nones
- sat
- Saturday
- school night
- Sunday
- Thur.
- tomorrow
- Tue.
- Tuesday
- wed
- Wednesday
- weekend
- weekend warrior
- weeknight
- yesterday