Definition, Betydelse & Synonymer | Engelska ordet TERM

Definition av TERM

1. period, termin
2. klausul, begränsning, regel, inskränkning, omständighet
3. term, beteckning för något
4. relation mellan människor
5. termin (Storbrittanien), en av de tre perioderna av de akademiska året: Michælmas term, Lent term eller Easter term. Se även semester
6. namnge, kalla
7. (matematik) term i summa

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