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[tɜːm] 1. сущ.1) срок, определённый период; длительность, продолжительностьterm of office — срок полномочий (президента, сенатора и т. п.)
jail / prison term — срок тюремного заключения
Syn:2)а) семестрautumn / fall term — осенний семестр
б) уст. судебная сессия3)а) срок, момент, когда что-л. нужно сделать; назначенный день (оплаты аренды, выплаты процентов)б) уст. граница, пределSyn:в) мед. срок разрешения от бремени4) термин5) мат.; лог. член, элемент6) ( terms) выражения, язык, способ выраженияclear term — недвусмысленное выражение / высказывание
glowing term — красноречивое выступление / высказывание
She described him in glowing terms. — Она очень ярко описала его.
She answered in no uncertain terms. — Её ответ был абсолютно однозначен.
7) ( terms)а) условия соглашения, договораinclusive terms — цена, включающая оплату услуг
to set / stipulate terms — ставить условия
- even termsThey acceded to all his terms. — Они согласились на все его условия.
- favourable terms
- surrender terms
- come to terms with
- make terms with
- bring to terms
- stand upon terms8) ( terms) личные отношенияfamiliar / intimate terms — близкие отношения
on certain terms with smb. / smth. — в определённых отношениях с кем-л. / чем-л.
to be on speaking terms with smb. — разговаривать с кем-л.
2. гл.to negotiate with smb. on equal terms — общаться с кем-л. на равных
1) называть, обозначать, давать имяSuch muscles are termed rotators. — Такие мышцы называются мускулами-вращателями.
Syn:2) выражать, показыватьSyn: -
2 treaty
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