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3 Translation results for terms in Spanish

noun | noun | verb

terms noun

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condiciones, términos, reglas; relaciones

Example sentences of
terms noun

  • •She objected to the terms of the contract.
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term noun

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término, plazo, período; término (en matemáticas); vocablo

Example sentences of
term noun

  • •“I had the feeling that I had been there before.” “The term for that is ‘déjà vu.’”
  • •That's an outdated term that no one uses anymore.
  • •He spoke about them in glowing terms.
  • •The law had been understood in broad terms.
  • •The governor will run for a second term.
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  • •He is currently serving his third term in the U.S. Senate.
  • •He was sentenced to a ten-year term in the state penitentiary.
  • •The term of the contract is 60 months.
  • •His grades have improved since last term.
  • •English 122 is not offered this term.
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Synonyms of
term noun

period, epoch, era, age, stage, word

Detailed synonyms for term noun

See: Period

term verb

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termed, has termed, is terming, terms
calificar de, llamar, nombrar

Example sentences of
term verb

  • •They termed the structure a “double helix.”
  • •The project was termed a success.
  • •They termed the structure a "double helix."
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Reverse translation for terms

condiciones  - condition, state, capacity, position 
términos  - end, conclusion, term, expression, period, term of office 
reglas  - rule, regulation, ruler, period, menstruation 
relaciones  - relation, connection, relevance, relationship, account, list 
término  - end, conclusion, term, expression, period, term of office 
plazo  - period, term, installment 
período  - period 
término  (en matemáticas) - end, conclusion, term, expression, period, term of office 
vocablo  - word 
calificar de
llamar  - to name, to call, to call, to summon, to phone, to call up 
nombrar  - to appoint, to mention, to name 
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