mid-size
mid-size — adjective
1. falling in the middle of a range — bigger than the small ones but smaller than t
falling in the middle of a range — bigger than the small ones but smaller than the large ones, whether it describes a car, a company, or a town.
Min traded her tiny hatchback for a mid-size sedan with more room for the kids.
mid-size + noun (vehicle); contrast with smaller model
The mid-size firm employs about four hundred people across three quiet offices.
mid-size + company; numeric anchor showing the middle range
Aylin grew up in a mid-size town, too big for one school yet too small for a subway.
A mid-size suitcase fits under most hotel beds but still holds two weeks of clothes.
The bakery uses a mid-size oven, larger than a home one but far smaller than a factory's.
- medium-sized
the most common everyday equivalent; interchangeable in most cases
- midsize
same word written without the hyphen, common in American business writing
- moderate
stresses 'not extreme' more than physical dimensions; less tied to a size scale
文法句型
mid-size + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (a mid-size car), rarely after 'be'. Often pairs with categories that come in graded sizes: vehicles, businesses, towns, rooms, and luggage.