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middlesome
出典:『Wiktionary』 (2016/11/21 21:35 UTC 版)
形容詞
middlesome (comparative more middlesome, superlative most middlesome)
- (まれに) Characterised or marked by moderation; tending toward the middle; intermediate; middling; average
- 1711, The Country-Survey-Book:
- The Necessity of having one to assist him in measuring his Lines with the Chain, as oft as he would practise his Skill, or get more; and the exposing of his Unreadiness to the View of middlesome People, while he is yet raw and unexperienc'd, as every one must needs be at first: Both which may in a good measure be avoided by this easy Knack.
- 2000, R. D. Sharma, Administrative systems of developing societies:
- Frequent and middlesome interference by the politician with details of day-today administration will not only hamper smooth working of government but also shake the morale of the Civil Servants. A.D. Gorwala in his Report on Public Administration in India refers to the following instance.
- 2006, Richard Rampello, Acts of Novelty Are Unburdened Truths:
- 2016, Bravely Second: End Layer - Strategy Guide:
- 1711, The Country-Survey-Book:
副詞
middlesome (comparative more middlesome, superlative most middlesome)
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