midsummer

英 [ˌmɪdˈsʌmə(r)]

美 [ˌmɪdˈsʌmər]

n.  仲夏，中夏(尤指北半球六月间，南半球十二月间)

复数：midsummers　

Collins.1 / BNC.11366 / COCA.12720

牛津词典

noun

• 仲夏，中夏（尤指北半球六月间，南半球十二月间）
  the middle of summer, especially the period in June in northern parts of the world, in December in southern parts
  1. a midsummer evening
     仲夏的夜晚

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 仲夏
  Midsummeris the period in the middle of the summer.
  1. In midsummer every town is impossibly crowded...
     仲夏时节，每个城市都出奇地拥挤。
  2. It was a lovely midsummer morning.
     这是一个怡人的仲夏清晨。

英英释义

noun

• June 21, when the sun is at its northernmost point
  Synonym:summer solsticeJune 21

双语例句

• A hot Midsummer Day in july.
  7月份某个炎热的仲夏之日。
• To join me in a glorious midsummer night's waltz.
  来和我跳一支炫目的仲夏夜华尔兹。
• It's like New Years Eve and midsummer at the same time!
  就像是新年除夕，同时又是夏至！
• Midsummer morning, in this year 1492, was not less bright than usual.
  一四九二年这一年的仲夏清晨，跟平时一样明媚。
• It's midsummer sometime this week, isn't it?
  夏至大概是在这星期，不是吗？
• However, Christmas comes to New Zealand in midsummer.
  然而，新西兰的圣诞节正逢仲夏。
• We need a harp and wine in midsummer night
  在仲夏的晚上，我们总是需要一把竖琴和半杯葡萄酒
• Some of his best known works are Midsummer Eve and Night With Her Train of Stars.
  其广为人知的作品为《仲夏夜》与《夜神与她的一列群星》。
• New age travellers were on the road again today, looking for a place to hold their midsummer festival.
  今天新一代的流浪者又上路了，他们要寻找一块地方举行他们的仲夏庆典。
• It is particularly difficult to bear up against the midsummer heat.
  仲夏酷暑尤其令人难熬。