英和和英

to be in the middle of something

to eat half way through something

seize on its way

on the occasion of

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

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

to retrace one's steps

the state of being partly eaten

to cut only halfway through something

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

to stop sewing before the sewing is completed

I will go some [part] of the way with you.

I will go some [part] of the way with you.

the condition of being on one's way to a certain place

I was delayed on the way.

the middle of a talk

fall by the wayside

I'll put [set] you on your way.

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

I will go with you a part of the way.

We were benighted―belated―on the road.

I turned back half way.

I turned back half-way.

from one end to the other, the condition of there being no obstacles in between

We punctured a tire on the way.

to breathe in the middle of a song

Don't give up halfway.

stations on the route―way-stations

of a path, to be cut off halfway

at one stretch without a rest