intermediate language level

[‚in·tər′mēd·ē·ət ′laŋ·gwij ‚lev·əl]

(computer science)

A computer program that has been converted by a compiler into a form that does not resemble the original program but that still requires further processing by an interpreter at run time before it can be executed.

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The Eight Ball Club" series installment Ocean of Fire a novel for young adults written for reading pleasure--and as an excellent reading improvement tool for intermediate language level students, and students studying English as a second language.

Ocean of Fire

I found that the frustration of the learning methods was causing students to slow down and have trouble reaching an intermediate language level," Professor Baldini said.

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