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Definition
Synonym
mittendurch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
mittendurch
adv
; mitten durch; mitten hindurch
mitten durch die Stadt
mitten durch die Menge
(right) through the middle
right through the town
through the middle of the crowd
mittendurch
adv
; mitten durch; mitten hindurch
mitten durch die Stadt
mitten durch die Menge
(right) through the middle
right through the town
through the middle of the crowd
mittendurch
adv
; mitten durch; mitten hindurch
mitten durch die Stadt
mitten durch die Menge
(right) through the middle
right through the town
through the middle of the crowd
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through the middle Synonyme
through
SOL
all bets off
all off
all over
all
through
all up
around
at about
at an end
because of
breadthwise
broad side foremost
broadside
broadways
broadwise
by
by dint of
by means of
by use of
by virtue of
by way of
canceled
cleaned up
complete
completed
completely
concluded
dead
decided
defunct
deleted
depthwise
done
done for
done with
down
due to
durante
during
ended
entirely
expunged
extinct
fini
finished
finished up
fully
hereby
herewith
in all respects
in virtue of
including
inclusive of
into
kaput
on
on account of
over
owing to
passing by
passing
through
past
pending
per
perfected
perfective
round
round about
set at rest
settled
shot
sideways
sidewise
straight
straightforward
terminated
thanks to
thereby
therewith
thoroughly
through
and
through
through
with
through
out
to
totally
uninterrupted
upon
utterly
via
washed up
whereby
wherewith
wherewithal
wholly
widthways
widthwise
wiped out
with
wound up
wrapped up
zapped
through
and
through
absolute
ad infinitum
all over
all-embracing
all-encompassing
all-out
all-pervading
at all points
at full length
born
broad-based
clean
clear
comprehensive
congenital
consummate
deep-dyed
downright
dyed-in-the-wool
egregious
every bit
every inch
every whit
exhaustive
head and shoulders
heart and soul
in all respects
in every respect
in extenso
inside and out
intensive
neck deep
omnibus
omnipresent
on all counts
out-and-out
outright
overall
perfect
pervasive
plain
plumb
pure
radical
regular
root and branch
sheer
straight
sweeping
thorough
thoroughgoing
through
-and-
through
through
out
to the brim
to the death
to the end
to the hilt
total
ubiquitous
unconditional
universal
unmitigated
unqualified
unreserved
unrestricted
utter
veritable
wholesale
you name it
through
out
ad infinitum
all over
all
through
amid
around
at about
at all points
at full length
at large
completely
diffusely
dispersedly
durante
during
entirely
every bit
every inch
every whit
everywhere
far and near
far and wide
fully
head and shoulders
heart and soul
here and there
high and low
in all quarters
in all respects
in every respect
in extenso
in places
in spots
inside and out
mid
midst
neck deep
on all counts
over
overall
passim
pending
root and branch
round
round about
sparsely
sparsim
sporadically
through
through
and
through
to the brim
to the death
to the end
to the hilt
wherever you look
wholly
you name it
mittendurch Definition
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
push,
to
press,
to
shove.
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
press
or
drive
together
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
by
pressing
or
thronging
together
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
press
by
solicitation
Crowd
(
v.
i.)
To
press
together
or
collect
in
numbers
Crowd
(
v.
i.)
To
urge
or
press
forward
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
things
collected
or
closely
pressed
together
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
persons
congregated
or
collected
into
a
close
body
without
order
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
The
lower
orders
of
people
Crowd
(
n.
)
An
ancient
instrument
of
music
with
six
strings
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
play
on
a
crowd
Middle
(
a.
)
Equally
distant
from
the
extreme
either
of
a
number
of
things
or
of
one
thing
Middle
(
a.
)
Intermediate
Middle
(
a.
)
The
point
or
part
equally
distant
from
the
extremities
or
exterior
limits,
as
of
a
line,
a
surface,
or
a
solid
Middle
(
a.
)
the
waist.
Middle-age
(
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Middle
Ages
Middle-aged
(
a.
)
Being
about
the
middle
of
the
ordinary
age
of
man
Middle-earth
(
n.
)
The
world,
considered
as
lying
between
heaven
and
hell.
Middle-ground
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
picture
between
the
foreground
and
the
background.
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
Formerly:
(a)
An
inclosure
which
surrounded
the
mere
homestead
or
dwelling
of
the
lord
of
the
manor.
[Obs.]
(b)
The
whole
of
the
land
which
constituted
the
domain.
[Obs.]
(c)
A
collection
of
houses
inclosed
by
fences
or
walls.
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
Any
number
or
collection
of
houses
to
which
belongs
a
regular
market,
and
which
is
not
a
city
or
the
see
of
a
bishop.
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
Any
collection
of
houses
larger
than
a
village,
and
not
incorporated
as
a
city
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
The
body
of
inhabitants
resident
in
a
town
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
A
township
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
The
court
end
of
London
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
The
metropolis
or
its
inhabitants
Town
(
adv.
&
prep.)
A
farm
or
farmstead
Town-crier
(
n.
)
A
town
officer
who
makes
proclamations
to
the
people
(right) through the middle / right through the town / through the middle of the crowd Bedeutung
crowd
control
activity
of
controlling
a
crowd
city
planning
town
planning
urban
planning
determining
and
drawing
up
plans
for
the
future
physical
arrangement
and
condition
of
a
community
lister
lister
plow
lister
plough
middlebreaker
middle
buster
moldboard
plow
with
a
double
moldboard
designed
to
move
dirt
to
either
side
of
a
central
furrow
row
house
town
house
a
house
that
is
one
of
a
row
of
identical
houses
situated
side
by
side
and
sharing
common
walls
town
hall
a
government
building
that
houses
administrative
offices
of
a
town
government
middle
ear
tympanic
cavity
tympanum
the
main
cavity
of
the
ear,
between
the
eardrum
and
the
inner
ear
middle
cerebral
artery
one
of
two
branches
of
the
internal
carotid
artery,
divides
into
three
branches
middle
meningeal
artery
branch
of
the
maxillary
artery,
its
branches
supply
meninges
middle
cerebral
vein
vena
cerebri
media
either
of
two
cerebral
veins
deep
middle
cerebral
vein
accompanies
the
middle
cerebral
artery
deep
in
the
Sylvian
fissure,
empties
into
the
basal
vein
superficial
middle
cerebral
vein
a
large
vein
along
the
line
of
the
Sylvian
fissure
to
the
cavernous
sinus
middle
temporal
vein
arises
near
the
eye,
joins
the
superficial
temporal
veins
to
form
the
retromandibular
vein
middle
thyroid
vein
a
vein
on
each
side
that
drains
the
lateral
part
of
the
thyroid
and
empties
into
the
internal
jugular
vein
middle
midriff
midsection
the
middle
area
of
the
human
torso
(usually
in
front),
young
American
women
believe
that
a
bare
midriff
is
fashionable
middle
finger
the
second
finger,
between
the
index
finger
and
the
ring
finger
middle
an
intermediate
part
or
section,
A
whole
is
that
which
has
beginning,
middle,
and
end-
Aristotle
middle
distance
the
part
of
a
scene
between
the
foreground
and
the
background
middle
name
a
name
between
your
first
name
and
your
surname
middle
term
the
term
in
a
syllogism
that
is
common
to
both
premises
and
excluded
from
the
conclusion
middle
C
the
note
designated
by
the
first
ledger
line
below
the
treble
staff,
.
hertz
Middle
English
English
from
about
to
Middle
High
German
High
German
from
to
Middle
Low
German
Low
German
from
to
Middle
Irish
Irish
Gaelic
from
to
Medieval
Greek
Middle
Greek
Byzantine
Greek
the
Greek
language
from
about
to
AD
talk
talk
of
the
town
idle
gossip
or
rumor,
there
has
been
talk
about
you
lately
middle
class
bourgeoisie
the
social
class
between
the
lower
and
upper
classes
crowd
a
large
number
of
things
or
people
considered
together,
a
crowd
of
insects
assembled
around
the
flowers
town
townspeople
townsfolk
the
people
living
in
a
municipality
smaller
than
a
city,
the
whole
town
cheered
the
team
village
small
town
settlement
a
community
of
people
smaller
than
a
town
crowd
crew
gang
bunch
an
informal
body
of
friends,
he
still
hangs
out
with
the
same
crowd
secondary
school
lyceum
lycee
Gymnasium
middle
school
a
school
for
students
intermediate
between
elementary
school
and
college,
usually
grades
to
town
meeting
government
of
a
town
by
an
assembly
of
the
qualified
voters
town
meeting
a
meeting
of
the
inhabitants
of
a
town
center
centre
middle
heart
eye
an
area
that
is
approximately
central
within
some
larger
region,
it
is
in
the
center
of
town,
they
ran
forward
into
the
heart
of
the
struggle,
they
were
in
the
eye
of
the
storm
civic
center
municipal
center
down
town
the
center
of
a
city
county
town
shire
town
the
town
or
city
that
is
the
seat
of
government
for
a
shire
Midwest
middle
west
midwestern
United
States
the
north
central
region
of
the
United
States
(sometimes
called
the
heartland
or
the
breadbasket
of
America)
new
town
a
planned
urban
community
created
in
a
rural
or
undeveloped
area
and
designed
to
be
self-sufficient
with
its
own
housing
and
education
and
commerce
and
recreation
town
an
urban
area
with
a
fixed
boundary
that
is
smaller
than
a
city,
they
drive
through
town
on
their
way
to
work
boom
town
a
town
enjoying
sudden
prosperity
cow
town
cowtown
a
small
town
in
a
cattleaising
area
of
western
North
America
ghost
town
a
deserted
settlement
(especially
in
western
United
States)
market
town
a
(usually
small)
town
where
a
public
market
is
held
at
stated
times
township
town
an
administrative
division
of
a
county,
the
town
is
responsible
for
snow
removal
George
Town
the
capital
of
the
Cayman
Islands
Middle
East
Mideast
Near
East
the
area
around
the
eastern
Mediterranean,
from
Turkey
to
northern
Africa
and
eastward
to
Iran,
the
site
of
such
ancient
civilizations
as
Phoenicia
and
Babylon
and
Egypt
and
the
birthplace
of
Judaism
and
Christianity
and
Islam,
had
continuous
economic
and
political
turmoil
in
the
th
century,
the
Middle
East
is
the
cradle
of
Western
civilization
Cape
Town
port
city
in
southwestern
South
Africa,
the
seat
of
the
legislative
branch
of
the
government
of
South
Africa
Boston
Hub
of
the
Universe
Bean
Town
Beantown
capital
of
Massachusetts
state
capital
and
largest
city
of
Massachusetts,
a
major
center
for
banking
and
financial
services
centrist
middle
of
the
roader
moderate
moderationist
a
person
who
takes
a
position
in
the
political
center
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