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adverb · common

semi

Somewhat; to some extentSomewhat; to some extent.

/ˈsɛmi/

» Tom's semi-detached neighbours are lovely.

У Тома гарні сусіди через стінку.

Meaning

1 senses

(informal, not comparable)Somewhat; to some extent.

Examples

57 sentences

Tom's semi-detached neighbours are lovely.
У Тома гарні сусіди через стінку. — deniko
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Tom's semi-detached neighbours are horrible.
У Тома жахливі сусіди через стінку. — deniko
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They sat in a semi-circle.
ruОни сели полукругом. — odexed
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Driving a semi is a lonely job.
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Diego saw a semi-truck entering the gas station.
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Origin

The prefix semi- (from Latin) used as a noun.

The prefix semi- (from Latin) used as a noun.

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See also

neighbours in the dictionary

semaphore semblance semen semesterA2 semicolonB2 semiconductor semifinal seminarB2

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