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halfway
English
Etymology
From Middle English halfwey, from Old English healfwe? (“half-way”), equivalent to half- +? way. Cognate with Saterland Frisian hoolfwais (“halfway”), Dutch halfweg (“halfway”), German halbwegs (“halfway”), Danish halvvejs (“halway”), Swedish halvvägs (“halfway”).
Pronunciation
- (US) IPA(key): /hæfwe?/
- (UK) IPA(key): /h??f?we?/
Adverb
halfway (not comparable)
- Half of the way between two points; midway.
- Moderately; somewhat.
- a halfway decent place to sleep
Derived terms
- meet halfway
Translations
See also
- halfways
halfway From the web:
- what's halfway between two addresses
- what's halfway between two places
- what's halfway through the alphabet
- what's halfway around the world from me
- what's halfway through pregnancy
- what's halfway house
- what's halfway to myrtle beach
- what's halfway through the year
partway
English
Etymology
part +? way
Adverb
partway (not comparable)
- To some extent.
- In part.
See also
- halfway
partway From the web:
- partway meaning
- what part ways
- what does pathway mean
- what does partway
- what does partway mean in english
- what does part ways meaning
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