单词 | termed |
释义 | term /tûrm/noun
To call, designate ORIGIN: Fr terme a limit, from L terminus a boundary termˈer noun
termˈless adjective
termˈly adjective and adverb noun A publication appearing once a term termˈor or (obsolete) termˈer noun A person who holds an estate for a term of years or for life term assurance noun A usu cheap form of life insurance which pays out only if the insured dies within the period specified term day noun A day of the year fixed for some purpose, such as payment of rent, the beginning or end of a tenancy, hiring of servants, household removals term of art noun A term having a special meaning in a certain art, craft, etc, a technical term term of years noun An interest or estate in land for a fixed period terms of reference see under refer terms of trade plural noun Relation between export and import prices in national accounts termˈ-time noun and adjective bring to terms To compel to the acceptance of conditions come to terms
come to terms with To find a way of living with (some personal trouble or difficulty) eat one's terms see under eat in terms
in terms of
keep a term To give the regular attendance during a period of study longˈ- or shortˈ-termer A person serving respectively a long or short prison sentence make terms To reach an agreement on speaking terms
on terms
stand upon terms To insist upon conditions |
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