| [/tɜːmz; təmz/] n [pl] 用法:
1 (a) conditions offered or accepted （提出的或接受的）条件:
peace terms 和平条件 *
according to the terms of the contract 按照合同的条件.
(b) payment offered or asked （付出的或索要的）报酬, 代价:
hire-purchase on easy terms 优惠的分期付款 *
enquire about terms for renting a house 询问租房子的价钱. 用法:
2 way of expressing oneself 表达方式; 措辞; 说法:
protest in the strongest terms 以最强硬的措词抗议 *
He referred to your work in terms of high praise/in flattering terms. 他对你的工作大加赞扬[大捧特捧]. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) be on good, friendly, bad, etc `terms (with sb) have a good, etc relationship 关系好、 密切、 不好等:
I didn't know you and she were on such intimate terms, ie were such close friends. 我不知道你和她关系这麽密切. be on speaking terms => speak. come to terms (with sb) reach an agreement 达成协议. come to terms with sth reconcile oneself to sth; learn to accept sth 使自己顺从某事物; 设法忍受某事物:
come to terms with her handicap 安於她自己的困难处境 *
You'll just have to come to terms with the fact that... 你不得不接受的现实情况是.... in no uncertain terms => uncertain.in terms of sth; in sth terms as regards sth; expressedas sth 在某事物方面; 以某说法来表达:
Think of it in terms of an investment. 从投资的角度来考虑那件事. *
The figures are expressed in terms of a percentage/in percentage terms. 那些数字是以百分数表示的. on equal terms => equal. on one's own/sb's terms on conditions that one/sb else decides 按个人[他人]决定的条件. |