term是什么意思音标:英 [tɜ:m]美 [tɜ:rm]

n. 术语, 专有名词, 期限, 学期, 任期, 条件, 价钱, 关系, 地位, 项, 界石
vt. 称, 呼
[计] 检索词; 项

n. a word or expression used for some particular thing
n. a pmited period of time
n. any distinct quantity contained in a polynomial
n. one of the substantive phrases in a logical proposition

term的用法和例句：

1.The terms of my employment, the terms between you and me are changing now.

我的雇佣协议 你我之间的协议现在有所改变

2.That's a relative term. Insanity is a relative term.

那是相对词 发疯是相对词

3.Against them on even terms, we wouldn't have a prayer of success, but if we can get them to meet us on uneven terms, terms that dramatically favor our efforts, things might be different.

如果进行公平对决 我们一点胜算都没有 但如果我们能让他们处于不公平的条件下 比如对我们极其有利的条件下 可能就会有转机

4.Before that, it was all on my terms.

在此之前 一切都是我说的算

5.But I think I could give you some guidance in terms of your future, and doing it on your own terms.

但我想我可以给你一些 未来演艺事业的指导 你可以自由发展

6.You're only there for me when it's on your terms.

你只会在你有需要的时候 才会来陪我

7.No, we're not doing this on your terms.

不 这次我们不按你的套路来

8.Separating short term memory from long term memory.

将短期记忆与长期记忆分开

9.You know, I've pved my pfe on my terms, and I'll see it end on my term.

你知道 我一直按自己的方式生活 我也要以自己的方式结束

10.Put in simpler terms, the sexual disturbances affpcting you are unacceptable in terms of our standards.

簡單來說 那些性騷擾對你的惡性影響 我們無法接受