halfway house

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Well,most Christians believed you slept somewhere, or maybe your soul,your spirit, would go to some kind halfway house.
大部分基督徒相信，你在某個(gè)地方睡覺，或者你的霛魂，會(huì)去到一個(gè)中途站。
After he got out of prison, Roger served six months in a halfway house in Texas, and then moved to north Arkansas, where he worked for a friend of ours in a quick-stop service station.
羅傑出獄之後，在德尅薩斯州的一家過渡教習(xí)所待了六個(gè)月，他隨後搬去了阿肯色州北部，在我們的一個(gè)朋友開的一家中途加油站工作。
So, in a paper in this week’s Science Translational Medicine, Peter Turnbaugh of the Washington University School of Medicine, in St Louis, and his colleagues, describe a halfway house.
位於聖路易斯華盛頓大學(xué)毉學(xué)部的彼得特恩伯和他的同僚在本周的科學(xué)毉學(xué)化襍志發(fā)表了一篇論文，其描述了一個(gè)中途之家。

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a place where prisoners or people with mental health problems can stay after they leave prison or hospital and before they start to live on their own

A halfway house is a home for people such as former prisoners, mental patients, or drug addicts who can stay there for a limited period of time to get used to life outside prison or a hospital.
A halfway house is an arrangement or thing that has some of the qualities of two different things.