English to Portuguese Meaning of midi - midi

Midi :
midi
midimidis
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Definitions of midi in English
Noun(1) the southern part of France(2) a standard protocol for communication between electronic musical instruments and computers
Adjective(1) used of women's clothing having a hemline at mid-calf
Examples of midi in English
(1) There's the maxi, the midi , the mini, the micro and the Marsh.(2) Indeed they were reluctant to abandon it, even after fashion decreed the longer midi or maxi.
Related Phrases of midi
(1) midi ::
midi
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Different Forms
midi, midis
English to Portuguese Dictionary: midi

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