midweek的意思|midweek的解释-里氏词典

midweek ['mid,wi:k]

n. 周中, 星期三

a. 周中的, 星期三的

midweek

[ noun ]

the fourth day of the week; the third working day

<noun.time>

the middle of a week

<noun.time>

[ adv ]

in the middle of the week

<adv.all>

Midweek \Mid"week`\, n.
The middle of the week. Also used adjectively.

A six-day strike at a General Motors Corp. parts plant has idled three assembly plant and could force the layoff of 40,000 autoworkers by midweek, the company says.
Aided by a narrowing of premiums on forward deliveries and caution ahead of the expiry of US and Chilean labour contracts at the end of this month, the price broke overhead resistance at the equivalent of Dollars 1,850 a tonne in midweek.
Government approval of Montedison S.p.A.'s joint venture with Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi, or ENI, should come by midweek, eliminating the last obstacle to Italy's vaunted chemicals-industry restructuring.
"We're talking midweek for the launch," she said. "It's going to take several days to look at it." The launch of the Astro observatory aboard the Columbia already had been delayed five years.
Oats traded up by the daily limit _ 10 cents, raised to 15 cents at midweek _ on four of the five trading days last week.
Assuming the Mideast situation doesn't develop suddenly into either all-out war or peace, he expects stock prices to sag in midweek and then take another nose dive before the weekend.
Today's midweek Fourth of July meant only one day of independence from work for many Americans _ a day for the traditional fireworks and flagwaving as well as such offbeat activities as stone-skipping and sandcastle-building.
Heavenly Valley Ski Resort in California likewise hopes to bring in Japanese skiers to solve its midweek doldrums.
For example, round-trip fares from cities east of the Mississippi River to Florida will be $97 on weekends and $77 for midweek travel.
The resort hopes the package will relieve its traditional midweek slump.
July also was a soft month for casinos, as the July 4 holiday came in midweek.
The steep climb came just one day after the currency tumbled, returned the dollar to where it was at midweek.
Positions on the tax are in flux, and it isn't at all clear what will happen at the special legislative session, which is due to last only through midweek.
On a midweek visit to the state, the majority leader stops for coffee in Flatwoods, a town of 400 people along Interstate 79, smack in the middle of the state.
James P. McWilliams, a former federal prosecutor in the U.S. Virgin Islands and now an official of the District of Columbia Department of Public Works, could testify by midweek, officials told The Washington Times.
It seems that what concerned the CFA most about staging midweek games during the school term was the move's affect on the "tradition" of the college-football Saturday.
Volume was still heavy at midweek, "but not nearly as frenetic" as earlier, he notes.
Secretary of State James A. Baker III, who has traveled the world lobbying for votes, is expected to preside over the debate when the foreign ministers of most of the 15 council members assemble here at midweek.
A new package being offered in the U.K. by Killington Ski Area in Vermont, which attracts about 12,000 British skiers a year, includes a weekend stay in Boston and midweek skiing at the resort.
At midweek, "demand for airport parking sometimes simply outstrips our supply," he says.
At the same time, a group of Soviet weapons experts will be here at midweek to conduct parallel negotiations in Washington.

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