单词 | term |
释义 | term UK [tɜ:m] US [tɝ:m] noun TIME 时间 ESSENTIAL countable ■the fixed period of time which something lasts for 期,期限 •He received a prison term for •The Government's term of office ESSENTIAL countable mainly UK (US usually semester) (also quarter) ■one of the periods into which a year is divided at school, college or university 学期 •In Britain, the spring term starts in January and ends just before Easter.在英国,春季学期从一月份开始,到复活节前夕结束。 •We're very busy in term -time countable formal ■the period of time which a legal agreement lasts for 合约期 •The lease on our house is near the end of its term.我们房子的租赁期快满了。 uncountable specialized ■the end of a pregnancy when a baby is expected to be born 预产期 •Her last pregnancy went to •a full-term pregnancy足月妊娠 in the long/medium/short term ■for a long, medium or short period of time in the future 长期/中期/短期来看 •Taking this decision will cost us more in the short term, but will be beneficial in the long term.作出这决定短期来说我们的代价会较大,但从长期看是有益处的。 UK [tɜ:m] US [tɝ:m] noun DESCRIPTION 描述 ESSENTIAL countable ■a word or expression used in relation to a particular subject, often to describe something official or technical 术语,专门名称;措词 •'Without let or hindrance' is a legal term which means 'freely'.“毫无阻碍地”是法律用语,意思为“自由地”。 term of abuse ■an unkind or unpleasant name to call someone 污辱性称呼 term of endearment ■a kind or friendly name to call someone 匿称 in terms of/in ... terms ■used to describe which particular area of a subject you are discussing 在…方面;从…方面来说;根据…来看 •In financial terms, the project was not a success.从经济方面来说,这个专案计划并不成功。 •In terms of money, I was better off in my last job.就赚钱而言,我上一份工作赚得更多。 in no uncertain terms ■in a very clear way 毫不含糊地,直截了当地 •She told him what she thought of his behaviour in no uncertain terms (= She made her disapproval very clear).她直截了当地告诉他自己对他的行为有何看法。 in strong, etc. terms ■using language which clearly shows your feelings 用强烈的措词等 •He complained in the strongest terms.他以极其强烈的措词表达自己的不满。 •She spoke of his achievements in glowing UK [tɜ:m] US [tɝ:m] noun RULES 规则 terms IMPROVER [plural] ■the conditions which control an agreement, arrangement or activity 条件;条款 •terms of •Under the on easy terms ■If you buy something on easy terms, you pay for it over a period of time. 以分期付款方式 on equal terms (also on the same terms) ■having the same rights, treatment, etc. 平等地;同等地 •British and overseas companies will compete for the government contract on equal terms.英国公司和海外公司将平等竞争政府的合约。 terms of reference formal ■the matters to which a study or report is limited (研究或报告的)讨论事项 UK [tɜ:m] US [tɝ:m] noun come to terms with sth ■to gradually accept a sad situation, often the death of someone you love 逐渐接受(常指所爱之人的死) •I think he's still coming to terms with the death of his wife.我觉得他还没有完全接受妻子去世的事实。 UK [tɜ:m] US [tɝ:m] verb transitive ■to give something a name or to describe it with a particular expression 把…称为,把…叫作 •Technically, a horse which is smaller than 1.5 metres at the shoulder is termed a pony.严格地说,肩高低于1.5米的马称为矮种马。 |
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