Definition of midlife in English:

midlife

nounˈmɪdlʌɪfmɪdˈlaɪf

mass noun

The central period of a person's life, between around 45 and 60 years old.
中年（约45至60岁）
economic empowerment for women at midlife and beyond
as modifier individuals survive the shake-up of midlife change
midlife parents
Example sentencesExamples
- You know what's wrong with us mature adults in midlife and beyond?
- It's related - it's not something that you can start to treat at midlife.
- For these reasons, it seems appropriate to consider possible developmental edges of varying magnitudes within the period of midlife development.
- The biggest midlife event comes on the heels of postponing change.
- He nearly squandered all that until, at midlife, he learned how to leverage his personality with his inheritance.
- But then, as happens in midlife, the second generation of the car, the Mustang 2, got fat and lazy.
- Healy's midlife interest in pet ownership, we conclude, is an attempt to resolve his childhood grief, and hence to confront the demons that have haunted him ever since.
- I suspect that the requirement for more education and the fading-out of creativity in midlife may stem from the same cause.
- In midlife, I find myself in a land where, for the first time, I do not recognize the plants: what is edible, what blooms when, what sets seed when.
- One of the explanations provided for this finding is the importance of work investments as a buffer against the challenges of parenting adolescents during midlife.
- In midlife, the boys attain the highest reaches of power and find that all the years of striving and conniving have left them feeling empty and unfulfilled.
- In its place, there is a rich variety of paths that include self-employment, entrepreneurship, and midlife career changes.
- For some midlife parents, the empty nest isn't an issue simply because the nest hasn't really emptied.
- But slowly, subtly, sometime around midlife, your particular data points start to arrange themselves on the larger human curve.
- The government policy is to extend flexible working rights to midlife carers of older people, which will help them with the work-life balance.
- His first bout of depression hadn't struck until midlife.
- It's all the more poignant and meaningful to me because we were in midlife - I was 43 when I met him and he was 50.
- Studies suggest that grown kids' well-being is a major determinant of well-being for midlife parents.
- Age-specific mortality rates in males and females are highly correlated, especially at midlife and the oldest ages.
- My quest to tell the truth led me in midlife to my dream career.

Definition of midlife in US English:

midlife

nounmidˈlīfmɪdˈlaɪf

The central period of a person's life, generally considered as the years from about 45 to 55.
中年（约45至60岁）
a woman in midlife
as modifier your midlife financial review
Example sentencesExamples
- But slowly, subtly, sometime around midlife, your particular data points start to arrange themselves on the larger human curve.
- His first bout of depression hadn't struck until midlife.
- The biggest midlife event comes on the heels of postponing change.
- My quest to tell the truth led me in midlife to my dream career.
- You know what's wrong with us mature adults in midlife and beyond?
- For these reasons, it seems appropriate to consider possible developmental edges of varying magnitudes within the period of midlife development.
- Healy's midlife interest in pet ownership, we conclude, is an attempt to resolve his childhood grief, and hence to confront the demons that have haunted him ever since.
- In midlife, the boys attain the highest reaches of power and find that all the years of striving and conniving have left them feeling empty and unfulfilled.
- In midlife, I find myself in a land where, for the first time, I do not recognize the plants: what is edible, what blooms when, what sets seed when.
- But then, as happens in midlife, the second generation of the car, the Mustang 2, got fat and lazy.
- One of the explanations provided for this finding is the importance of work investments as a buffer against the challenges of parenting adolescents during midlife.
- Studies suggest that grown kids' well-being is a major determinant of well-being for midlife parents.
- I suspect that the requirement for more education and the fading-out of creativity in midlife may stem from the same cause.
- It's related - it's not something that you can start to treat at midlife.
- In its place, there is a rich variety of paths that include self-employment, entrepreneurship, and midlife career changes.
- For some midlife parents, the empty nest isn't an issue simply because the nest hasn't really emptied.
- It's all the more poignant and meaningful to me because we were in midlife - I was 43 when I met him and he was 50.
- The government policy is to extend flexible working rights to midlife carers of older people, which will help them with the work-life balance.
- He nearly squandered all that until, at midlife, he learned how to leverage his personality with his inheritance.
- Age-specific mortality rates in males and females are highly correlated, especially at midlife and the oldest ages.

词汇	midlife
释义	Definition of midlife in English: midlife nounˈmɪdlʌɪfmɪdˈlaɪf mass noun The central period of a person's life, between around 45 and 60 years old. 中年（约45至60岁） economic empowerment for women at midlife and beyond as modifier individuals survive the shake-up of midlife change midlife parents Example sentencesExamples You know what's wrong with us mature adults in midlife and beyond? It's related - it's not something that you can start to treat at midlife. For these reasons, it seems appropriate to consider possible developmental edges of varying magnitudes within the period of midlife development. The biggest midlife event comes on the heels of postponing change. He nearly squandered all that until, at midlife, he learned how to leverage his personality with his inheritance. But then, as happens in midlife, the second generation of the car, the Mustang 2, got fat and lazy. Healy's midlife interest in pet ownership, we conclude, is an attempt to resolve his childhood grief, and hence to confront the demons that have haunted him ever since. I suspect that the requirement for more education and the fading-out of creativity in midlife may stem from the same cause. In midlife, I find myself in a land where, for the first time, I do not recognize the plants: what is edible, what blooms when, what sets seed when. One of the explanations provided for this finding is the importance of work investments as a buffer against the challenges of parenting adolescents during midlife. In midlife, the boys attain the highest reaches of power and find that all the years of striving and conniving have left them feeling empty and unfulfilled. In its place, there is a rich variety of paths that include self-employment, entrepreneurship, and midlife career changes. For some midlife parents, the empty nest isn't an issue simply because the nest hasn't really emptied. But slowly, subtly, sometime around midlife, your particular data points start to arrange themselves on the larger human curve. The government policy is to extend flexible working rights to midlife carers of older people, which will help them with the work-life balance. His first bout of depression hadn't struck until midlife. It's all the more poignant and meaningful to me because we were in midlife - I was 43 when I met him and he was 50. Studies suggest that grown kids' well-being is a major determinant of well-being for midlife parents. Age-specific mortality rates in males and females are highly correlated, especially at midlife and the oldest ages. My quest to tell the truth led me in midlife to my dream career. Definition of midlife in US English: midlife nounmidˈlīfmɪdˈlaɪf The central period of a person's life, generally considered as the years from about 45 to 55. 中年（约45至60岁） a woman in midlife as modifier your midlife financial review Example sentencesExamples But slowly, subtly, sometime around midlife, your particular data points start to arrange themselves on the larger human curve. His first bout of depression hadn't struck until midlife. The biggest midlife event comes on the heels of postponing change. My quest to tell the truth led me in midlife to my dream career. You know what's wrong with us mature adults in midlife and beyond? For these reasons, it seems appropriate to consider possible developmental edges of varying magnitudes within the period of midlife development. Healy's midlife interest in pet ownership, we conclude, is an attempt to resolve his childhood grief, and hence to confront the demons that have haunted him ever since. In midlife, the boys attain the highest reaches of power and find that all the years of striving and conniving have left them feeling empty and unfulfilled. In midlife, I find myself in a land where, for the first time, I do not recognize the plants: what is edible, what blooms when, what sets seed when. But then, as happens in midlife, the second generation of the car, the Mustang 2, got fat and lazy. One of the explanations provided for this finding is the importance of work investments as a buffer against the challenges of parenting adolescents during midlife. Studies suggest that grown kids' well-being is a major determinant of well-being for midlife parents. I suspect that the requirement for more education and the fading-out of creativity in midlife may stem from the same cause. It's related - it's not something that you can start to treat at midlife. In its place, there is a rich variety of paths that include self-employment, entrepreneurship, and midlife career changes. For some midlife parents, the empty nest isn't an issue simply because the nest hasn't really emptied. It's all the more poignant and meaningful to me because we were in midlife - I was 43 when I met him and he was 50. The government policy is to extend flexible working rights to midlife carers of older people, which will help them with the work-life balance. He nearly squandered all that until, at midlife, he learned how to leverage his personality with his inheritance. Age-specific mortality rates in males and females are highly correlated, especially at midlife and the oldest ages.
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