途と中ちゅう
Meanings
Adverb
Noun
1. on the way; en route
It seems to be on the way.
2. in the middle of; midway; halfway
That's right, come to think of it, we were still in the middle of the conversation.
Kanji used
route
in
Pitch accent
と
ちゅう
Top 600
Composed of
way; route
medium (size); average (grade, level, etc.); in; within; during; while; currently (doing)
Used in vocabulary (7 in total)
stopover (during a train or bus journey)
dropping out; withdrawing; did not finish; DNF
stopover (between flights)
Examples (123 in total)
Don't give up halfway.
I was in the middle of being taught.
We met along the way.
I won't abandon it halfway through.
On the way, I get caught at a traffic light.
The review is still in progress!
I was on my way to the ceremony.
We met a traffic jam on the way.
I can't just quit halfway through.
We're on our way home.
I met her along the way.
It seems to be on the way.
Are you on your way home?
Her voice stops midway.
I'll carry it part of the way.
Never stop singing partway through.
I gave up on that halfway through, too.
I'm on my way to the station.
Along the way, I was suddenly spoken to.
My leg cramped up while I was running.
I got held up by a friend on the way and was late.
I have no intention of abandoning it halfway.
The high school student's words were cut off midway.
They must be on their way to the meeting place.
I stopped speaking in the middle of a sentence.
The plane didn't stop at New York.
He had an accident on his way home.
He kept standing all the way.
I'm on my way to work now.
My motorcycle broke down on the way.
Nancy did some shopping on the way.
He avoided meeting her on the way.
I met a dog on my way home.
I must have lost my key along the way.
I was caught in the rain on my way home.
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She saw many animals on the way.
We crossed several rivers on the way.
However, that movement stopped midway.
You looked sick from partway through, so why did you push yourself so hard?
He must have slipped out in the middle of work.
It started up, but it's stopped halfway.
I had my wallet stolen on my way to the office.
I'm headed for my sister's wedding.
I met her on the way to school.
Along the way, a lovely young girl appears.
But partway through, he left his seat.
I fell asleep in the middle of the second act.
My little brother gave up on his homework halfway and went out to play.
Her car broke down on the way.
He broke off in the middle of his speech.
The time signature of this piece changes partway through.
I lost my purse on my way to school.
He was attacked as he was returning home late at night.
This song changes key partway through.
I got lost on my way home.
She was robbed of her money on her way home.
I'm on my way to Tom's place.
Robert broke off in the middle of his phone call.
Halfway, I switched with Tanaka and drove.
I met Yoko on my way to the theater.
Tom is still on his way to Boston.
We stopped over in Athens on our way to Paris.
He stopped over at Los Angeles and Chicago.
That's right, come to think of it, we were still in the middle of the conversation.
We met him on the way there.
I had never even been spoken to by anyone in the middle of my work.
He is on his way and will arrive in due course.
Did you come across anyone you know on your way here?
On my way to the library I met my friend.
I got caught in a storm on my way home.
I saw my uncle on the way to school.
That child may have been kidnapped on his way home.
The other party might turn back partway, you know.
She got up and left in the middle of our conversation.
The dog jumped at the girl on her way to school.
But the hand that was about to touch me stops halfway and draws back.
I met Naomi on my way home and we had a chat.
Please drop in on your way home.
But, as if remembering something, he stopped halfway up the slope.
I saw a group of foreigners on my way to school this morning.
My car broke down halfway to your house.
John met Mary on his way to school.
Please buy some tofu on your way home.
However, while the initial stages are correct, some parts are wrong from the middle onwards.
We used to meet on our way to school.
On my way to the theater I saw a traffic accident.
She got a flat tire on her way home.
We ran out of gas on the way there.
I passed the city hall on my way to the station.
He met one of his old friends on his way back from the station.
Remember to mail the letter on your way to school.
We ran out of gas on the way to the theater.
We went through St. Louis on the way to New Orleans.
We stopped over in Los Angeles for two nights on the way to New Zealand.
Something must have happened to him on the way.
I met one of my friends on my way home.
I saw a white bird on my way home.
I ran across an old classmate on my way here.
I did some shopping for Christmas on my way home.
It seems he has acquired other abilities as well, but he is also in the process of evolving.
However, I realized halfway there that I had forgotten something.
On my way to work, I ran into my uncle.
I ran into an old classmate of mine on my way to the station.
We took turns driving our car on our way there.
A man was arrested on suspicion of raping a woman on her way home.
On her way home, Mary came across John.
In the car on the way home, he was making plans for the next day.
On his way home, Tom met a man who he thought was an American.
Would you mail this letter for me on your way to school?
On my way home, I came across an old friend.
So I will see him running on the way to school today.
I recall what I saw in the hallway on the way here.
On my way to school every day, I usually see many dogs and cats.
On the way back to the inn, a strong feeling surges up in my chest.
From the first time I met him, he had the air of someone in the middle of a journey.
I caught sight of George on my way home this afternoon.
I met Tony on my way home from school.
It seems he had come to pick up something he dropped while fleeing.
We came by several small villages on our way here.
The train was so crowded that I had to keep standing all the way.
The middle-aged women kept talking loudly all the way.
On my way to school each day, I generally see many dogs and cats.