Partway Meaning in English
word
ˈpɑrtˌweɪ
PART-way
pˈɑːtweɪ
PAAT-way
释义
At a point between the beginning and the end of something; not completely, but to some extent.
用法与细微差别
'Partway' is informal and often used with 'through,' 'up,' 'down,' or 'into' to show progress or partial completion. It never means 'all the way.' Commonly used in conversations and descriptions, not in formal writing.
Spanish: a mitad de camino - en partePortuguese (BR): no meio do caminho - parcialmentePortuguese (PT): a meio caminho - parcialmenteChinese (Simplified): 中途 - 部分地Chinese (Traditional): 中途 - 部分地Hindi: आधे रास्ते में - आंशिक रूप सेArabic: في منتصف الطريق - جزئيًاBengali: অর্ধেক পথে - মাঝপথেRussian: на полпути - часть путиJapanese: 途中でVietnamese: một phần đường - giữa chừngKorean: 중간에 - 도중에Turkish: yarı yolda - kısmenUrdu: آدھے راستے میں - بیچ میںIndonesian: setengah jalan - di tengah
例句
We stopped partway up the mountain to rest.
basic
The book was boring, so I quit reading partway through.
basic
She came partway into the room but didn't sit down.
basic
My phone battery died partway through the call.
natural
We only made it partway before it started raining.
natural
He changed his mind partway through the project.
natural