CEFR A1

middle

adjective, noun

Meaning

The point or part that is equally distant from the edges or ends.

Examples

The middle of the road is dangerous to stand on.
He sat in the middle of the sofa.

Synonyms: center, midpoint, heart, core

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middle (A1)

adjective, noun

Pronunciation: /ˈmɪdl/

Definition

The point or part that is equally distant from the edges or ends.

Examples

The middle of the road is dangerous to stand on.
He sat in the middle of the sofa.
The prize is in the middle of the box.

How to Use middle

in the middle of (prepositional phrase): In the central position or part of something. — "They stood in the middle of the room."
middle class (collocation): Relating to social group between the rich and the poor. — "She comes from a middle-class family."

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