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how do you say "mid-term" in español

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Can you say mid-term in spanish, like in mid-term election? Thank you

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updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by Maria-Russell
By the way no hyphen, Good question though:} - Abhinair66, Dec 13, 2010

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My dictionary offers these suggestions"

midterm (no hyphen) elections (US) - elecciones a mitad del mandato (presidencial)

midterm exam - examen de mitad del trimestre

updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by Moe
Thanks, Moe - Maria-Russell, Dec 13, 2010
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medio termino was the term I heard on the U.S. Spanish TV to refer to mid term elections, but I am not sure if would work for an exam. Parcial by the way would be a final exam.

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by BellaMargarita
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Hmmm, what do you mean by mid term election? Election of what? Are we talking politics?

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by 00494d19
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Although I do not see a direct translation for mid-term, I would recomend to use the word "A la mitad de" to refer to the middle point of an event, an activity,etc,. i.e. "A la mitad del periodo"=Mid term(of the period), "A la mitad del camino"=Half way, "A la mitad de la noche"=Mid night, "A la mitad del concierto", etc.. I think in English we use the word mid term to refer to middle point timewise.Hope my reccomendation helps.

updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by neobarba
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Creo....muertos si no estudia. wink
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updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by Jason7R
jeje, chistoso novio querido;) - 00494d19, Dec 13, 2010
:) besos mi novia - Jason7R, Dec 14, 2010
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a medio plazo is what u say I think grin LOL smile

updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by Abhinair66