Sentence examples for be medium from inspiring English sources
noun
The nature of the surrounding environment, e.g. solid, liquid, gas, vacuum, or a specific substance such as a solvent.
You want it to be medium hot – no big flames.
The glass noodles should be medium cooked at this point.
3. Tuna steaks will by now be medium rare (roast a little longer if you like).
On closer inspection they turn out to be medium density fiberboard, artfully covered with a tinted lacquer.
I expected the flank steak ($19) to be chewy but also expected it to be medium rare as ordered, not leathery and well done as it was.
If you don't have some or indeed all of these, there is likely to be medium and long-term ineffectiveness to your teaching and pupil learning.
Our wedding won't be medium-size.
"That would be medium-rare," our waitress said.
About five minutes on each side should be medium-rare.
More mature lamb should be medium-rare so it remains tender.
Fire should be medium-hot on one side, medium to cool on the other.
