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1. Oxford Dictionary

   semi-

   • IPA[ˈsɛmi]

   • pref.
     half；occurring or appearing twice in a specified period
2. • 釋義
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   pref.

   字首

   • 1. half semicircular
   • ▪ occurring or appearing twice in a specified period semi-annual
   • 2. partly; in some degree or particular semi-conscious
   • ▪ almost semi-darkness

   semi

   • n.
     a tractor-trailer: she pulled into the path of a semi

   Oxford American Dictionary

   semi

   • n.
     a semi-detached house: a three-bedroomed semi

   Oxford Dictionary

   semi-literate

   • adj.
     unable to read or write with ease or fluency; poorly educated: a high proportion of the population is still relatively poor and semi-literate
   • n.
     a person who is poorly educated or unable to read or write with ease or fluency.

   Oxford Dictionary

   semi-autonomous

   • adj.
     (of a country, state, or community) having a degree of, but not complete, self-government: one of Spain's 17 semi-autonomous regions

   Oxford Dictionary

   semi-rigid

   • adj.
     stiff and solid, but not inflexible: a semi-rigid polyethylene hose

   Oxford Dictionary

   semi-formal

   • adj.
     combining formal and informal elements: in the semi-formal atmosphere irritations can be aired
   • n.
     a social event at which semi-formal clothing is expected: it had organized its own spring semi-formal at a nearby hotel

   Oxford Dictionary

   semi-automatic

   • adj.
     partially automatic: a semi-automatic gearbox
   • n.
     a semi-automatic firearm: my Browning semi-automatic

   Oxford Dictionary

   semi-sweet

   • adj.
     (of food) only slightly sweetened: semi-sweet chocolates

   Oxford Dictionary

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   semi-

   • IPA[ˈsemē]

   美式

   • pref.
     half: semicircular

   Oxford American Dictionary