Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Midway"

A: it means the same as "halfway", so in the middle.

A: No, not really. It can be used in novels or texts but in normal conversation we say in the middle of spring as it's just more relaxed and informal. Don't apologise! You're doing great!

A: It means they will try to get you what you want, but it might not possible they can get you to the placement you want.

A: FROM GOOGLE
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(6) She stopped working midway through her pregnancy. (7) The goal was scored midway through the first half. (8) He crashed midway through the race. (9) Leeds scored midway through the first half.

half way through any activity, something happened

A: They are synonymous.

A: They are very similar and I think they can both be used to mean the same thing in most situations

A: Both are acceptable. I think you would see “halfway” more often since it’s slightly more casual.

A: Yes, these are good.

To emigrate means to leave a country (to migrate from a country).
To immigrate means to enter a country (to migrate to a country).

A: × I'm midway through what is the way home.
✓ I'm halfway home.

Halfway means you are half of the way to your destination/goal

A: the center of the screen or middle of the screen