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21 term policy
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23 term sheet
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24 term of a fraction
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25 long-term
tr[lɒŋ'tɜːm]1 a largo plazo, de largo plazoadj.• a largo plazo adj.'lɔːŋ'tɜːrm, 'lɒŋtɜːmadjective (usu before n)a) ( in the future) <effects/benefits> a largo plazob) ( for a long period) < solution> duradero; < effects> prolongado; < unemployment> de larga duración; < parking lot> (AmE) para estacionamiento or (Esp) aparcamiento prolongado['lɒŋ'tɜːm]1.ADJ [effect, investment, care, solution] a largo plazo•
joining the army is a long-term commitment — entrar en el ejército significa comprometerse a largo plazothis will have a long-term effect on unemployment — esto tendrá un efecto a largo plazo sobre el desempleo
2.CPDlong-term car park N — parking m para aparcamiento or (LAm) estacionamiento prolongado
long-term memory N — memoria f a largo plazo
* * *['lɔːŋ'tɜːrm, 'lɒŋtɜːm]adjective (usu before n)a) ( in the future) <effects/benefits> a largo plazob) ( for a long period) < solution> duradero; < effects> prolongado; < unemployment> de larga duración; < parking lot> (AmE) para estacionamiento or (Esp) aparcamiento prolongado -
26 short-term
1) (concerned only with the near future: short-term plans.) a corto plazo2) (lasting only a short time: a short-term loan.) a corto plazotr['ʃɔːttɜːm]1 a corto plazoadj.• a corto plazo adj.• a corto plazo expr.'ʃɔːrt'tɜːrm, ˌʃɔːt'tɜːmadjective <planning/benefits/memory> a corto plazo['ʃɔːttɜːm]1.ADJ a corto plazoshort-term car park — zona f de estacionamiento limitado
2.CPDshort-term memory N — memoria f a corto plazo
* * *['ʃɔːrt'tɜːrm, ˌʃɔːt'tɜːm]adjective <planning/benefits/memory> a corto plazo -
27 half term
Es una semana de vacaciones que los colegios británicos tienen a mediados de cada trimestrehalf-term holiday — vacaciones fpl de mitad de trimestre
* * *half-term holiday — vacaciones fpl de mitad de trimestre
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28 half-term
noun ((the period when students are given) a holiday about the middle of a term: We get a week's holiday at half-term; (also adjective) a half-term holiday.) vacaciones a mediados del trimestre -
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30 technical word or term
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31 vulgar term
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32 in the long/short term
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34 long-term liabilities
s.pasivos a largo plazo, pasivo a largo plazo.pl.plural de LONG-TERM LIABILITY -
35 short-term liabilities
s.obligaciones a corto plazo, obligaciones inmediatas.pl.plural de SHORT-TERM LIABILITY -
36 fixed-term contract
[ˌfɪkstɜːm'kɒntrækt]N contrato m de duración determinada -
37 medium-term
'miːdiəm'tɜːrmadjective (before n) a medio or mediano plazo['miːdɪǝmtɜːm]ADJ a medio plazo* * *['miːdiəm'tɜːrm]adjective (before n) a medio or mediano plazo -
38 end-of-term
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39 full term
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40 long-term care
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