term in Irish
term in Irish is téarma, téarmaí — term means a word or expression, especially one with a specific meaning in a particular field.
term in Irish
téarma
téarmaí
What does "term" mean?
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noun A word or expression, especially one with a specific meaning in a particular field.
"The lecturer explained the technical terms before starting the lesson."
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noun A fixed period of time, especially one in office or one dividing an academic year.
"The president is elected for a four-year term."
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noun In plural, the conditions set out in an agreement or contract.
"Make sure you read the terms before signing the lease."
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verb To call or describe something by a particular name.
"She termed the decision "a huge mistake.""
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term in a sentence
- The lecturer explained the technical terms before starting the lesson.
- "Bull market" is a term used a lot in finance.
- The president is elected for a four-year term.
- School starts again for the new term in September.
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What is "term" in Irish?
"term" in Irish is téarma, téarmaí. term means: A word or expression, especially one with a specific meaning in a particular field.
How do you use "term" in a sentence?
Example: "The lecturer explained the technical terms before starting the lesson." In Irish, "term" is téarma, téarmaí.
Are there other ways to say "term" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "term": téarma, téarmaí.
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