intermediate
Pronunciation: [ˌɪntərˈmiːdiət]
Word
Context: "difficulty level"
(adjective) something that is in the middle level of skill or knowledge. If you are an intermediate player, it means you are better than a beginner but not quite an expert yet.
Example
She is an intermediate swimmer, so she can swim laps without stopping, but she is still learning more advanced techniques.
Example
He is not an intermediate guitarist; he is just starting to learn how to play.
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What does it mean to be at the intermediate level in a sport?
Context: "education"
(noun) a person who has some knowledge or skill, but is not yet an expert. If you take a class, an intermediate student knows more than a beginner but isn’t at the top level.
Example
The class is full of intermediate students who are ready to learn more complex topics.
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He was not an intermediate; he struggled with the basics.
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How many intermediate players are in the team?
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