term

• Substantivo que designa uma palavra ou expressão usada como nome de algo, ou um período de tempo determinado.

A noun referring to a word or phrase used as the name for something, or a fixed period of time.

1. Period of timeA2formal

   A fixed or limited period during which something lasts, such as a school semester or political office.

   Período de tempo

   • The school term starts in September.
   • The president served two terms in office.
   • The lease has a term of one year.

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2. Word or expressionB1formal

   A word or phrase used in a particular context, especially in technical or specialized fields.

   Palavra ou expressão

   • 'Algorithm' is a technical term in computer science.
   • Please explain the term 'photosynthesis'.
   • Legal terms can be difficult to understand.

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3. Condition or stipulationB2formal

   A condition or requirement in an agreement or contract.

   Condição

   • The terms of the contract are clearly stated.
   • We agreed to the terms of the deal.
   • Payment terms are 30 days net.

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• Verbo que significa designar ou nomear algo com um termo ou expressão específica.

A verb meaning to designate or name something with a specific term or expression.

1. Name or designateB2formal

   To call something or someone by a particular name or title.

   Chamar

   • Experts term this phenomenon 'global warming'.
   • The condition is termed 'hypothermia' in medical literature.
   • They termed the new policy a 'disaster'.

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2. Describe asB2formal

   To describe or characterize something in a specific way.

   Qualificar como

   • Critics termed the movie 'a masterpiece'.
   • The report termed the situation 'critical'.
   • He termed his approach 'innovative'.

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