intermediate
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British pronunciation
/ˌɪntəˈmiːdiət/

Definition & Meaning of "intermediate"in English

Intermediate
01

a person with a moderate level of skill or knowledge, falling between a beginner and an expert

intermediate definition and meaning
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The coach focused on helping the intermediates improve their techniques.
02

a substance that is produced during the middle steps of a chemical reaction, which eventually changes into the final product

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The intermediate was carefully monitored as it turned into the final product.
03

a person or thing that acts as a link or facilitator between two parties, often helping to resolve differences or assist in communication

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The lawyer acted as an intermediate between the two parties during the negotiation.
intermediate
01

having a position or stage between two extremes, often serving as a transition or middle ground

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The project is at an intermediate phase, with a few steps left to complete.
02

having a level of knowledge or skill that is between beginner and advanced

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Intermediate algebra introduces concepts like quadratic equations and polynomial functions.
to intermediate
01

to act as an agent between two parties in order to help resolve a problem or bring about an agreement

Transitive: to intermediate a discussion or negotiation
Intransitive
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Union leaders and company executives agreed to intermediate during contract negotiations to help reach a compromise.
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