midair
word
Definition
The space in the air above the ground, especially when something is floating, flying, or suspended there.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly as a noun in phrases like 'in midair.' Often describes objects, people, or actions not touching the ground. Not typically used as a verb or adjective. Common in sports, acrobatics, and descriptions of things that are suspended or flying.
Spanish: el aire (en el aire) - a mitad del airePortuguese (BR): meio do ar - no arPortuguese (PT): meio do ar - no arChinese (Simplified): 半空中Chinese (Traditional): 半空中Hindi: हवा मेंArabic: الهواء (في الهواء)
Example Sentences
The ball stopped in midair and fell to the ground.
basic
She jumped and froze in midair for a moment.
basic
The bird caught the insect in midair.
basic
He threw his keys and caught them in midair without looking.
natural
The magician made the card appear in midair, amazing everyone.
natural
My hat blew off my head and got stuck in midair on a branch.
natural