terms

terms

名词

1. 条款；条件；规定
词汇扩充： in terms of 在...方面；根据...的条件 on one's own terms 以自己的方式；按自己的条件
近义词： conditions, provisions, stipulations
反义词： exceptions, exclusions
柯林斯词典： 1a. The terms of an agreement, treaty, or other arrangement are the conditions that must be accepted in order for it to be considered valid or binding.
1b. The terms of a deal or offer are the conditions that you must accept in order to agree to it.
1c. The terms on which someone does something or on which something happens are the conditions which they require in order to do it or in order for it to happen.
牛津词典： 1. A word or phrase used to describe a thing or to express a concept, especially in a particular kind of language or branch of study.
2. Each of the separate elements of a sequence, especially one of a number of rhythmic or harmonic patterns into which a composition is divided.
3. A fixed or limited period for which something, e.g., office, imprisonment, or investment, lasts or is intended to last.
用法： The terms of the contract need to be agreed upon before signing.
The two parties have not yet agreed on the terms of the settlement.
I am willing to negotiate, but only on my own terms.

形容词

1. 有关的；有意义的
词汇扩充： in terms of 在...方面；根据...的条件 in general terms 以大致的方式；泛泛地说
近义词： relevant, applicable, meaningful
反义词： irrelevant, meaningless
柯林斯词典： 2. You use terms such as 'in general terms', 'in broad terms', or 'in simple terms' to indicate that you are describing something in a general or simple way, and not considering all the details or exceptions.
牛津词典： 4. Used to express the particular way in which something may be considered or expressed.
用法： In broad terms, the project was a success.
He explained the concept in simple terms.

例句

1. In terms of revenue, the company had a successful year.
2. We need to negotiate the terms of the contract.
3. She agreed to the terms and conditions of the rental agreement.
4. In broad terms, the plan seems feasible.
5. The terms used in the report were difficult to understand.
6. He explained the concept in simple terms.
7. The two countries are in talks to establish trade terms.
8. She accepted the job offer on her own terms.
9. They have not yet agreed on the terms of the settlement.
10. The terms of the agreement are favorable for both parties.
11. In legal terms, he is considered the owner of the property.
12. He discussed the proposal in more concrete terms.
13. In economic terms, the country is facing a recession.
14. The terms of the loan are reasonable and flexible.
15. The terms of the peace treaty were finally agreed upon.
16. He expressed his opinion in no uncertain terms.
17. She described the painting in vivid terms.
18. The terms of the debate were set by the moderator.
19. In practical terms, the project is not feasible.
20. In financial terms, the investment was a success.