英语词汇“define a term”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

define a term

Now, and before its critics capture and define the term for themselves, the coalition must come out of the corner and fight.

Times, Sunday Times

Smaller institutions are catering only for this type of clientele, with offers that define the term 'best buy'.

Times, Sunday Times

Define the term 'best players', though.

Times, Sunday Times

Others define the term more broadly and include at least the full month.

Globe and Mail

Dictionaries of the time began to define the term as an undesirable taint, something disagreeable to good taste and polite society.

The Times Literary Supplement

单词	define a term
释义	define a term Now, and before its critics capture and define the term for themselves, the coalition must come out of the corner and fight. Times, Sunday Times Smaller institutions are catering only for this type of clientele, with offers that define the term 'best buy'. Times, Sunday Times Define the term 'best players', though. Times, Sunday Times Others define the term more broadly and include at least the full month. Globe and Mail Dictionaries of the time began to define the term as an undesirable taint, something disagreeable to good taste and polite society. The Times Literary Supplement
随便看	then and there the nature of the beast thence thenceforth the new black the next day the next minute the next moment the next thing sb knows then governor the nooks and crannies the numbers game the numbers game/racket the numbers racket the nuts and bolts of something theocracy theocratic the odd man out the odd man out/the odd woman out/the odd one out the odd one out the odds are in sb's favour the odds are stacked against sb the odds are stacked against sb/things are stacked against sb theodd woman out the old guard