term

US /tɝːm/
UK /tɝːm/
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1.

termo, expressão

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

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The legal term 'habeas corpus' is often misunderstood.
O termo legal 'habeas corpus' é frequentemente mal compreendido.
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She used a technical term that I didn't understand.
Ela usou um termo técnico que eu não entendi.
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2.

prazo, mandato

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

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The president's second term ends next year.
O segundo mandato do presidente termina no próximo ano.
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The contract has a term of five years.
O contrato tem um prazo de cinco anos.
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3.

termos, condições

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

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We need to agree on the terms of the deal.
Precisamos concordar com os termos do acordo.
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The company offers flexible payment terms.
A empresa oferece condições de pagamento flexíveis.
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conditionsstipulationsprovisionsclausesrequirements
1.

chamar, denominar

to give a name to; call

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He termed the new policy a 'disaster'.
Ele chamou a nova política de 'desastre'.
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The critics termed the play a masterpiece.
Os críticos chamaram a peça de obra-prima.
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