Definition of mid-brow in English:

mid-brow

noun mɪdˈbraʊ

adjective mɪdˈbraʊ

adverb mɪdˈbraʊ

1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From mid + brow. Compare earlier highbrow noun, lowbrow adjective.

nounmɪdˈbraʊ

adjectivemɪdˈbraʊ

adverbmɪdˈbraʊ

1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From mid + brow. Compare earlier highbrow [noun], lowbrow [adjective].

词汇	mid-brow
释义	Definition of mid-brow in English: mid-brow noun mɪdˈbraʊ 1The middle of a person's brow. 2Middlebrow. adjective mɪdˈbraʊ Middlebrow. adverb mɪdˈbraʊ On the middle of a person's brow. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From mid + brow. Compare earlier highbrow noun, lowbrow adjective. Definition of mid-brow in US English: mid-brow nounmɪdˈbraʊ 1The middle of a person's brow. 2Middlebrow. adjectivemɪdˈbraʊ Middlebrow. adverbmɪdˈbraʊ On the middle of a person's brow. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From mid + brow. Compare earlier highbrow [noun], lowbrow [adjective].
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