1.学期,任期;(支付)结算期;【法】开庭期,(权利的)有效期间;定期租借(地产)
2.字眼,词语;术语,专门名词;措词,说法
3.期限,期间
4.(契约,谈判等的)条件,条款,约定,协定;要求额,价钱;费用
5.【逻】项;名词;【数,物】项;条
6.交谊,关系,地位
7.界石,界标;界限;极限,尽头,终点
8.【航】船尾栏杆两端的装饰
9.【建】胸像柱
10.(正常的)分娩期
1.学期,任期;(支付)结算期;【法】开庭期,(权利的)有效期间;定期租借(地产)
2.字眼,词语;术语,专门名词;措词,说法
3.期限,期间
4.(契约,谈判等的)条件,条款,约定,协定;要求额,价钱;费用
5.【逻】项;名词;【数,物】项;条
6.交谊,关系,地位
7.界石,界标;界限;极限,尽头,终点
8.【航】船尾栏杆两端的装饰
9.【建】胸像柱
10.(正常的)分娩期
1.把...叫做,把...称为
1.a word or phrase used for referring to something; a word or phrase used as a name or for describing someone
2.used for saying which aspects of something you are considering or including
3.one of the periods of time into which the year is pided for students. In the U.S. a term can be, for example, a year, a semester, or a trimester; a period of time during which a government, court, or other official organization regularly meets
4.a period of time during which a politician or other official holds their job
5.the period of time that someone must spend in prison
6.a period of time that a legal, business, or financial agreement lasts
7.the end of the period of time that a woman is pregnant; the end of the period of time that something lasts, especially a legal, business, or financial agreement
8.a number or symbol used in a calculation in mathematics
9.the conditions of a legal, business, or financial agreement that the people making it accept; the conditions you accept when you buy or sell something
1.a word or phrase used for referring to something; a word or phrase used as a name or for describing someone
2.used for saying which aspects of something you are considering or including
3.one of the periods of time into which the year is pided for students. In the U.S. a term can be, for example, a year, a semester, or a trimester; a period of time during which a government, court, or other official organization regularly meets
4.a period of time during which a politician or other official holds their job
5.the period of time that someone must spend in prison
6.a period of time that a legal, business, or financial agreement lasts
7.the end of the period of time that a woman is pregnant; the end of the period of time that something lasts, especially a legal, business, or financial agreement
8.a number or symbol used in a calculation in mathematics
9.the conditions of a legal, business, or financial agreement that the people making it accept; the conditions you accept when you buy or sell something
1.to use a particular word or phrase to describe or refer to someone or something
1."Our generation has been steeped in a very partisan political environment, " he said, terming the condition "post-partisanship. "
他说：“我们这代人一直浸淫在一种党派政治极其严重的环境中。”他随后以“后党派时代”界定现状。
2.The Soviet Union reacted by terming it as step along the road to unleashing a thermal nuclear war.
而苏联作为回应将这个举措定义为爆发全面核战的前奏
3.Long before, i believe that there exists fairy tales love in theworld , also i was terming the appear of my love and Mr. right .
很久以前，我相信世界上有仙女童话故事，并且我也想我的真爱出现并叫他正确先生。
4.Terming out debt to longer maturities, without disrupting this dynamic, may be complicated.
在不扰乱市场机制的情况下延长债务期限可能比较复杂。
5.So by terming ourselves "queer, " why would we look to sustain a traditional model that we have by definition rejected?
既然我们称呼自己为“酷儿”，为何我们会想用被否决的定界去维持我们现有的传统模式呢？
6.The OECD folks offer some explanations, terming Shanghai a 'leader in reform. '
经合组织方面的人士把上海称为“改革先锋”，给出了一定的解释。
7.Investors have taken to terming the flight from risky assets into gold a new currency trade.
投资者已经习惯于把投资从高风险资产转向黄金说成是一种新的外汇交易。