Definition of Midwestern in English:

Midwestern

adjective mɪdˈwɛstənˌmɪdˈwɛstərn

Relating to or denoting the region of northern states of the US from Ohio west to the Rocky Mountains.
the Midwestern states
a Midwestern university
Example sentencesExamples
- He soon became the acknowledged leader of the regionalist style, concentrating on the depiction of historic Midwestern subjects.
- One goal of the project was to bring the site back to its Midwestern prairie condition, partly for the purpose of water conservation.
- Midwestern soybean growers were caught unprepared for a visit from a foreign aphid during the summer of 2000.
- This year, a surprising number of Midwestern cities were added to the list.
- Dallas, like other Midwestern cities, gave way to the rule of the automobile.
- They set out to develop flavors that would be readily embraced in their upper Midwestern markets.
- In the humid Midwestern United States, wheat should never follow wheat or spelt in the rotation sequence.
- I had already been exposed to the concept of "organic" at the Midwestern college I attended.
- He has won numerous awards for his interpretation of the Midwestern landscape.
- Biotechnology's effects on Midwestern agriculture will be discussed at the Agricultural Field Day in August.

Rhymes

Avestan, northwestern, Preston, southwestern, western

Definition of Midwestern in US English:

Midwestern

adjectiveˌmidˈwestərnˌmɪdˈwɛstərn

Relating to or denoting the region of northern states of the US from Ohio west to the Rocky Mountains.
the Midwestern states
a Midwestern university
Example sentencesExamples
- This year, a surprising number of Midwestern cities were added to the list.
- Dallas, like other Midwestern cities, gave way to the rule of the automobile.
- In the humid Midwestern United States, wheat should never follow wheat or spelt in the rotation sequence.
- One goal of the project was to bring the site back to its Midwestern prairie condition, partly for the purpose of water conservation.
- Midwestern soybean growers were caught unprepared for a visit from a foreign aphid during the summer of 2000.
- He has won numerous awards for his interpretation of the Midwestern landscape.
- They set out to develop flavors that would be readily embraced in their upper Midwestern markets.
- Biotechnology's effects on Midwestern agriculture will be discussed at the Agricultural Field Day in August.
- I had already been exposed to the concept of "organic" at the Midwestern college I attended.
- He soon became the acknowledged leader of the regionalist style, concentrating on the depiction of historic Midwestern subjects.

词汇	Midwestern
释义	Definition of Midwestern in English: Midwestern adjective mɪdˈwɛstənˌmɪdˈwɛstərn Relating to or denoting the region of northern states of the US from Ohio west to the Rocky Mountains. the Midwestern states a Midwestern university Example sentencesExamples He soon became the acknowledged leader of the regionalist style, concentrating on the depiction of historic Midwestern subjects. One goal of the project was to bring the site back to its Midwestern prairie condition, partly for the purpose of water conservation. Midwestern soybean growers were caught unprepared for a visit from a foreign aphid during the summer of 2000. This year, a surprising number of Midwestern cities were added to the list. Dallas, like other Midwestern cities, gave way to the rule of the automobile. They set out to develop flavors that would be readily embraced in their upper Midwestern markets. In the humid Midwestern United States, wheat should never follow wheat or spelt in the rotation sequence. I had already been exposed to the concept of "organic" at the Midwestern college I attended. He has won numerous awards for his interpretation of the Midwestern landscape. Biotechnology's effects on Midwestern agriculture will be discussed at the Agricultural Field Day in August. Rhymes Avestan, northwestern, Preston, southwestern, western Definition of Midwestern in US English: Midwestern adjectiveˌmidˈwestərnˌmɪdˈwɛstərn Relating to or denoting the region of northern states of the US from Ohio west to the Rocky Mountains. the Midwestern states a Midwestern university Example sentencesExamples This year, a surprising number of Midwestern cities were added to the list. Dallas, like other Midwestern cities, gave way to the rule of the automobile. In the humid Midwestern United States, wheat should never follow wheat or spelt in the rotation sequence. One goal of the project was to bring the site back to its Midwestern prairie condition, partly for the purpose of water conservation. Midwestern soybean growers were caught unprepared for a visit from a foreign aphid during the summer of 2000. He has won numerous awards for his interpretation of the Midwestern landscape. They set out to develop flavors that would be readily embraced in their upper Midwestern markets. Biotechnology's effects on Midwestern agriculture will be discussed at the Agricultural Field Day in August. I had already been exposed to the concept of "organic" at the Midwestern college I attended. He soon became the acknowledged leader of the regionalist style, concentrating on the depiction of historic Midwestern subjects.
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