英和和英

to be in the middle of something

on the occasion of

seize on its way

the middle of a talk

While I was jogging

of a path, to be cut off halfway

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

I was delayed on the way.

stations on the route―way-stations

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

fall by the wayside

We punctured a tire on the way.

the action of stopping something midway

to change the direction

to breathe in the middle of a song

to interrupt one in one's talk

We were benighted―belated―on the road.

I was delayed on the way.

to retrace one's steps

the state of being partly eaten

to take a break in the middle of work

to eat half way through something

the act of stopping the telling of something in the middle of a sentence

at one stretch without a rest

action having to do with progress of action or matter (stop working when matter is only half-completed)

I couldn't sit through it.

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

of something, to be accumulated where its flow stopped

the act of leaving things unfinished

the point at which a reading is stopped