英和和英

to stop over at a way-station―break one's journey

seize on its way

to come down from above

fall by the wayside

to stop over at a way-station―break one's journey

to retrace one's steps

to be in the middle of something

an act of leaving one's seat in the middle of something

to go down―come down―（二階からなら）―go downstairs―come downstairs

to go half-way and turn back―turn back when half-way on the road―turn back half-way

to give up something and to stop doing something

There is a discharge from the womb.

to take a short rest

on the occasion of

of a person, to stop on the way

I was delayed on the way.

to change the direction

at one stretch without a rest

stations on the route―way-stations

I couldn't sit through it.

Don't give up halfway.

to stop doing halfway

the action of stopping something midway

leave one's work undone

We punctured a tire on the way.

I have to leave my seat in the middle of it.

While I was jogging

to take a break in the middle of work

I turned back half way.

of a path, to be cut off halfway