LingakuFrequency rank: 812.
Alsoとちゅう
- on the way; en route
- in the middle of; midway; halfway
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)
Generated: This meaning refers to being in transit or traveling from one place to another, indicating that the journey is not yet complete.
Generated: This usage indicates a point that is between two extremes or stages, suggesting that something is currently ongoing or not yet finished.
Generated word frames (experimental)
[Person] [Action] on the way to [Place]
[Change] [Thing] midway
[Activity] is done in the middle of [Time]
We take a break in the middle of the meeting.
[Person] feels [Emotion] halfway to [Place]
[Problem] arises in the middle of [Project]
Generated related terms (experimental)
とちゅう途中【とちゅう】
Refers to being on the way or en route to a destination, indicating a point in transit.
ちゅうかん中間【ちゅうかん】
Refers to the middle or intermediate position between two points or stages.
The project has progressed to the halfway point.
けいろ経路【けいろ】
Refers to a route or path taken to get from one place to another.
あいま合間【あいま】
Refers to a break or interval, often used in the context of time or space between activities.
とちゅうけいか途中経過【とちゅうけいか】
Refers to progress made during a journey or process, indicating what has happened so far.
We held a meeting to review the progress so far.
Example sentences254 results
Oh my, leaving the table in the middle of a meal is bad manners, you know.