n.学期；术语；条件；条款；期限；名词
vt.把 ... 称为
过去式：termed
过去分词：termed
现在分词：terming
第三人称单数：terms
term详解释义
term双解释义
term英英释义
n.(名词)
任期
学期
地位
术语，专门名词
条
关系
条件
条款
期限，限期，终止期
专门名词
偿债期
【律】开庭期
地产租用期
名称
词，词语，名词
【数、物】项
v.(动词)
把…称为，把…叫做
称呼
n.(名词)
[C]期,期限 a fixed or limited period of time
[C][U]学期 any of three periods of time into which the teaching year is pided at schools, universities, etc.
[U][C]开庭期,会期 a period of time during which a court, parliament, etc., meets
[S]终止期 the end of a period of time during which sth lasts
[C]术语,行话 a word or expression that has a particular meaning or is used in a particular activity, job, profession, etc.
[C]项 each of the various parts in an expression in mathematics
[P]条件,条款 the conditions of an agreement, contract, etc.
[P]费用,价格,价钱 the stated conditions concerning payment, prices, etc.
[P]关系,友谊 a relationship of the stated quality
v.(动词)
vt. 把…称为,把…叫做 call; name; describe
Noun
a word or expression used for some particular thing;

"he learned many medical terms"

a limited period of time;

"a prison term"
"he left school before the end of term"

(usually plural) a statement of what is required as part of an agreement;

"the contract set out the conditions of the lease"
"the terms of the treaty were generous"

any distinct quantity contained in a polynomial;

"the general term of an algebraic equation of the n-th degree"

one of the substantive phrases in a logical proposition;

"the major term of a syllogism must occur twice"

the end of gestation or point at which birth is imminent;

"a healthy baby born at full term"

(architecture) a statue or a human bust or an animal carved out of the top of a square pillar; originally used as a boundary marker in ancient Rome
Verb
name formally or designate with a term
term词语用法
term例句
term常见错误
term搭配
n.(名词)
term的基本意思是“期,期限”,引申可表示“学期”“开庭期,会期”“终止期”等。作“学期”解时,其前有时加不定冠词,主要是指英国的中学、大学中一年三个学期中的任一学期。作“终止期”解时,通常用作单数形式。
term也可作“术语,行话”解,指有特定意义的词或专门名词,通常用作复数形式。
在数学术语中term还可作“项”解。
term的复数形式terms还可作“条件,条款”“费用,价格,价钱”“关系,友谊”解,其后常与介词at或on连用。
v.(动词)
term用作动词的意思是“把…称为,把…叫做”,是及物动词,常接以名词或形容词充当补足语的复合宾语。
term可用于被动结构。
用作名词(n.)
Are there any exams at the end of this term?
这个学期期末有考试吗？
I am not familiar with chemical terms.
我不熟悉化学术语。
Another firm has offered more advantageous terms than yours.
另一家公司提出的条件比你们的优惠。
The company has fulfilled all the terms of the agreement.
公司已经履行了协议中的所有条款。
They had set a term to the contract.
他们已给合同定了期限。
Would you please explain the meaning of this term?
请你解释一下这个名词的意义好吗？
用作及物动词(vt.)
He termed the play a tragedy.
他称该剧为悲剧。
n.(名词)
我和邻居相处得不太好。

误 I'm not on very good term with my neighbours.

正 I'm not on very good terms with my neighbours.

析 表达“和…关系很好”时用be on good terms with...。这里的terms作“关系”解,要用复数形式。

他考虑什么事都从钱的角度出发。

误 He thought of everything in the terms of money.

正 He thought of everything in terms of money.

析 表示“从…的角度”“就…来说”“用…表示”可以用in terms of, terms之前不可加冠词the。

他们想和敌人讲条件。

误 They wanted to make a term with the enemy.

正 They wanted to make terms with the enemy.

析 表示“和…讲条件”要说 make terms with ***, term此时不可用作单数名词。

动词+～
accept terms
接受条件
***yze a term
分析一个术语
avoid a term
避免使用术语
carry out terms
履行条件
come to terms
达成协议,妥协,让步,屈服
give terms
提出条件
interpret a term
解释术语
keep on good terms with
同…保持友好关系
make terms
达成协议
offer terms
提出条件
reject terms
拒绝某种条件
serve a term
任职,服役,服刑
set a term to
给…规定期限
understand a term
明白术语的内容
use a term
使用术语
形容词+～
bookish term
咬文嚼字的词语
clear term
简洁的话
common term
普通用语
familiar term
熟悉的术语
formal term
正式用语
general term
泛称,笼统的措辞
informal term
非正式用语
legal term
法律术语
literary term
文学术语
modern term
现代术语
old-fashioned term
陈旧的术语
out-of-date term
过时的术语
plain term
简明的措辞
scientific term
科学术语
set terms
固定词语
striking terms
引人注目的措辞
technical term
技术名称,术语
uncommon term
非普通用语
名词+～
autumn term
秋季学期
fall term
秋季学期
prison term
服刑期
spring term
春季学期
summer term
夏季学期
介词+～
in terms of
用…的话,以…的措辞,在…方面,从…方面(来说),以…表示,根据,按照
in any term
无论如何
in clear term
明确地
in equal terms
平等地
in high terms
高度称赞地
on even terms with
和…不相上下
on good terms
友善,要好
on no terms
绝不
～+名词
term oneself an artist
自称为艺术家
term近义词
boundary
close
confine
course
end
half
limit
period
season
space
time
while
designation
phrase
title
word
call
entitle
label
name-tag
title

term