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terminus ad quem

/ˈtɜːrmɪnəs æd kwɛm/

翻译: 拉丁语短语,意为“所指向的终点”或“终点”;用于逻辑、哲学和历史语境中,指某一过程或论证的最终界限或目标。

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/ˈtɜːrmɪnəs æd kwɛm/C2formalscientific
  • zh拉丁语短语,意为“所指向的终点”或“终点”;用于逻辑、哲学和历史语境中,指某一过程或论证的最终界限或目标。

A Latin phrase meaning 'the end to which' or 'the finishing point'; used in logic, philosophy, and historical contexts to refer to the final limit or target of a process or argument.

  1. End point or limitC2formal

    A Latin phrase meaning 'the end to which' or 'the finishing point'; used to refer to the latest possible date or the final limit of a period.

    zh终点或极限

    • The terminus ad quem for the archaeological find is the 5th century AD.
    • Historians debate the terminus ad quem of the Roman Empire's decline.
    • The contract specifies a terminus ad quem for the completion of the project.