"term" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

term sustantivo

sustantivo + term

Kolokacji: 102

prison term • jail term • slang term • search term • umbrella term • dollar term • peace term • life term • website term • ...

term + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 75

term limit • term paper • term contract • term effect • term goal • ...

term + verbo

Kolokacji: 105

term refers • term expires • term ends • term originates • term uses • term applies • term appears • term describes • term means • ...

verbo + term

Kolokacji: 200

negotiate terms • offer terms • include terms • see the Terms • seek a term • run for a term • complete one's term • ...

Kolokacji: 73

Grup znaczeniowych: 23

(1) negotiate, discuss

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 27

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 13

1. see the Terms = zobacz Warunki see the Terms

2. see in terms = zobacz w warunkach see in terms

3. term is considered = termin jest uznawany term is considered

4. term is known = termin jest znany term is known

5. think in terms = pomyśl w warunkach think in terms

6. examine regarding terms = zbadaj w związku z warunkami examine regarding terms

7. think term = myśleć termin think term

8. live on terms = żyj na warunkach live on terms

9. hear the term = usłysz termin hear the term

10. know in terms = wiedz w warunkach know in terms

11. learn the poker terms = poznaj warunki pokera learn the poker terms

12. consider in terms = rozważ w warunkach consider in terms

13. term is believed = termin jest uwierzyć term is believed

The term is believed to have come from the fall 1999 article "Canuxploitation!
These terms are believed to have originated from the sounds of traditional timekeeping devices.
The term is believed to have entered online usage by 1981.
The term is believed to have been coined in the late 18th century in Edo.
The term is believed to derive from the word "slake", as in slaking the heat.
Her term as mayor of 29 years is believed to be an Australian record.
The term is believed to have originated from the idea of allowing oneself to be led "by the collar".
The term is often believed to refer to movie star Errol Flynn.
The terms of the 1981 and 1995 transactions were not disclosed, but were believed to be multimillion-dollar deals.
The term is believed to have been first coined by St. Martin's Press in 2009.