midstroll

English

mid- +‎ stroll

midstroll (uncountable)

A point in time during a stroll.
- 2008 June 1, Richard Sandomir, “From Clay to Bronze to the Hall”, in New York Times‎:
  Behrends has chiseled the official Senate bust of the disgraced Vice President Spiro T. Agnew; molded a bronze bust of Andrew Johnson, who became president after Abraham Lincoln ’s assassination, for the Tennessee state capitol; and created a statue of Strom Thurmond, in midstroll, for the lawn of the South Carolina State House in Columbia.

单词	midstroll
释义	midstroll English Etymology mid- +‎ stroll Noun midstroll (uncountable) A point in time during a stroll. 2008 June 1, Richard Sandomir, “From Clay to Bronze to the Hall”, in New York Times‎: Behrends has chiseled the official Senate bust of the disgraced Vice President Spiro T. Agnew; molded a bronze bust of Andrew Johnson, who became president after Abraham Lincoln ’s assassination, for the Tennessee state capitol; and created a statue of Strom Thurmond, in midstroll, for the lawn of the South Carolina State House in Columbia.
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