bring (someone) to terms

To compel a person or group to agree to or do something, especially a set of demands or conditions. The rebels' unflinching siege of the king's palace eventually brought the government to terms.See also: bring, term

bring to terms

Force someone to agree or continue negotiations, as in The creditors were determined to bring the company to terms. The terms here mean "the conditions for agreement." [First half of 1700s] Also see come to terms. See also: bring, term

bring to terms

To force (another) to agree.See also: bring, term

单词	bring (someone) to terms
释义	bring (someone) to terms bring (someone) to terms To compel a person or group to agree to or do something, especially a set of demands or conditions. The rebels' unflinching siege of the king's palace eventually brought the government to terms.See also: bring, term bring to terms Force someone to agree or continue negotiations, as in The creditors were determined to bring the company to terms. The terms here mean "the conditions for agreement." [First half of 1700s] Also see come to terms. See also: bring, term bring to terms To force (another) to agree.See also: bring, term
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