term

US /tɝːm/
UK /tɝːm/
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1.

término, expresión

a word or phrase used to describe a thing or to express a concept, especially in a particular kind of language or area of study

:
The legal term 'habeas corpus' is often misunderstood.
El término legal 'habeas corpus' a menudo se malinterpreta.
She used a technical term that I didn't understand.
Ella usó un término técnico que no entendí.
2.

plazo, mandato

a fixed or limited period for which something lasts or is intended to last

:
The president's second term ends next year.
El segundo mandato del presidente termina el próximo año.
The contract has a term of five years.
El contrato tiene un plazo de cinco años.
3.

términos, condiciones

the conditions or arrangements that are part of an agreement, deal, or contract

:
We need to agree on the terms of the deal.
Necesitamos acordar los términos del acuerdo.
The company offers flexible payment terms.
La empresa ofrece condiciones de pago flexibles.
1.

calificar, denominar

to give a name to; call

:
He termed the new policy a 'disaster'.
Él calificó la nueva política de 'desastre'.
The critics termed the play a masterpiece.
Los críticos calificaron la obra como una obra maestra.