midterm

midterm
midterm
A n in midterm Pol (of government) au milieu m de son/leur etc mandat ; Sch au milieu m du trimestre ; (of pregnancy) au milieu m de ma/sa etc grossesse.
B modif Pol [crisis, election, reshuffle] de milieu de mandat ; Sch [results, report, test] de milieu de trimestre.
Midterm elections Aux États-Unis, élections qui renouvellent la totalité de la Chambre des représentants et un tiers du Sénat, au milieu du mandat présidentiel. Elles permettent au président de savoir comment est jugée sa politique. ⇒ Congress

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