Preposition: in

• flavor: They are both somewhat mild in flavor which is welcome because they complement each other as well as having their own individual flavors.

• winter: The climate is usually dry and hot in summer and mild in winter.

Infinitive complement

• moderate: Side effects were mostly mild to moderate in severity.

Modifies a noun

• winter: There could also be a major impact on the Gulf Stream, which gives Britain its current mild winters.

• detergent: If the coating becomes dirty a small amount of mild detergent may be added to the water.

• climate: The south west coast has a very mild climate due to the warm air of the Gulf Stream.

• steel: Mild steel Mild steel is iron containing up to about 0.25 % of carbon.

• symptom: They are most useful for people with mild reflux symptoms.

• sedative: SCULLY: They have her under a mild sedative.

Modifying Another Word

• unseasonably: November 30, 1864: Dawn T hat day in 1864 was unseasonably mild for late November.

• relatively: Hepatitis A is a relatively mild form of the virus; most patients require no medical care.

• exceptionally: The weather is still fine and exceptionally mild with the last couple of days being fairly misty.

• comparatively: Of course at that time these were comparatively mild deformations.

• surprisingly: Around the coast the weather can be surprisingly mild, regularly reaching freezing point in summer.

• remarkably: An unusual southerly airflow dominated synoptic patterns over the last week bringing remarkably mild conditions and significant rainfall to southern Britain especially.

Used with adjective complement

• treat: Pimecrolimus is licensed to treat mild to moderate atopic eczema in adults and children aged two years and over.

• remain: Temperatures remained relatively mild throughout the month, with only four mornings later in the month where ground frost delayed course openings.

• seem: This may be age-related or caused by alcohol abuse, chronic illness or a head injury, even one which seems mild.

• suffer: It may be useful for women suffering mild to moderate anxiety and depressive symptoms at the menopause.

• turn: The leafy shoots survive the winter and new tillers appear between the old shoots as the weather turns mild.