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uk / ˌmɪdˈwiːk / us / ˌmɪdˈwiːk /. happening in or relating to the middle of the week, usually from Tuesday to Thursday: After our midweek defeat we know we did not play especially well yesterday. Weekend and midweek breaks are available as well as a summer special during August. More examples.
midweek n. (middle of the working week) metà settimana nf. At midweek the reports are due. Le relazioni devono essere consegnate a metà settimana. midweek adv. (in the middle of working week) a metà settimana loc avv. Let's go for lunch midweek.
adjective [ after noun ] us / ˌmɪdˈwiːk / uk / ˌmɪdˈwiːk /. happening in or relating to the middle of the week, usually from Tuesday to Thursday: After our midweek defeat we know we did not play especially well yesterday.
midweek. noun [ U ] uk / ˌmɪdˈwiːk / us. Add to word list. the middle of the week, usually from Tuesday to Thursday. midweek. adjective, adverb [ always before noun ] in the middle of the week: a midweek game / match. Flights are cheaper if you travel midweek.
The meaning of MIDWEEK is the middle of the week. How to use midweek in a sentence.
mid•week /n. ˈmɪdˈwik, -ˌwik; adj. -ˌwik/ n. the middle of the week: [ countable] Midweeks I'm too busy to see you. [ uncountable] Come midweek if you have the chance. adj. [ before a noun] relating to or occurring in the middle of the week: a midweek conference.
The earliest known use of the word midweek is in the early 1700s. OED's earliest evidence for midweek is from 1706, in a diary entry by Samuel Sewall, judge and diarist in America. midweek is formed within English, by compounding.
