termed in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for termed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.term [Brit təːm, Am tərm] N

1. term:

term (period of time)

periodo m

term SCHOOL, UNIV

trimestre m

term SCHOOL, UNIV

semestre m

term LAW (period when courts are in session)

sessione f

term (duration of lease)

durata f

he was elected for a four-year term

è stato eletto per (un periodo di) quattro anni

during the president's first term of office

durante il primo mandato del presidente

term of imprisonment

periodo di detenzione

to have reached (full) term (of pregnancy)

essere al termine della gravidanza

a term baby or a baby born at term

un bambino (nato) a termine

in or during term (-time) SCHOOL, UNIV

durante il trimestre, semestre

autumn, spring, summer term SCHOOL, UNIV

primo, secondo, terzo trimestre

2. term (word, phrase):

term

termine m

term

vocabolo m

legal, technical term

termine giuridico, tecnico

term of abuse

insulto

she condemned their action in the strongest possible terms

ha condannato molto duramente la loro azione

3. term MATH:

term

termine m

4. term (limit):

term

termine m

term

limite m

to set or put a term to sth

fissare or stabilire un limite a qc

II.terms N npl

1. terms (conditions):

terms (of agreement, treaty, contract)

termini m

terms (of agreement, treaty, contract)

condizioni f

terms (of agreement, treaty, contract)

clausole f

terms (of will)

disposizioni f

terms COMM

condizioni m di pagamento

under or by the terms of the agreement, of the contract

ai termini dell'accordo, del contratto

under the terms of the will LAW

secondo le disposizioni del defunto

name your own terms

dettate le vostre condizioni

terms and conditions LAW

modalità

terms of sale, payment

modalità di vendita, pagamento

terms of trade COMM, ECON

ragioni di scambio

credit terms

condizioni di credito

on easy terms COMM

con agevolazioni di pagamento

peace terms POL

condizioni di pace

terms of surrender POL

condizioni di resa

terms of reference

sfera di competenza

that question is not within our terms of reference

quel problema esula dalla nostra sfera di competenza

2. terms:

to come to terms with (accept)

ammettere

to come to terms with identity, past, condition, disability

riconoscere

to come to terms with identity, past, condition, disability

accettare

to come to terms with death, defeat, failure

ammettere

to come to terms with (confront) issue

affrontare

to come to terms with the idea that …

accettare l'idea che …

she is still trying to come to terms with what happened

sta ancora cercando di accettare quanto è successo

3. terms (relations):

terms

rapporti m

terms

relazioni f

to be on good, bad terms with sb

essere in buoni, cattivi rapporti con qn

they are on friendly terms

sono in buoni rapporti

they are on first name terms

si danno del tu

4. terms (point of view):

in his, their terms

secondo il suo, il loro punto di vista

III.in terms of PREP

1. in terms of (as expressed by):

in terms of

espresso in, in funzione di also MATH

to express sth in terms of cost, of colour

esprimere qc in base al prezzo, al colore

2. in terms of (from the point of view of):

in terms of

dal punto di vista di

they are equals in terms of age and experience

sono uguali per quanto concerne l'età e l'esperienza

the novel is weak in terms of plot, of style

il romanzo è debole dal punto di vista della trama, dello stile

they own very little in terms of real property

possiedono ben pochi beni immobili

I was thinking in terms of how much it would cost, how long it would take

stavo cercando di calcolare quanto costerebbe, quanto tempo ci vorrebbe

IV.term [Brit təːm, Am tərm] VB trans

term

chiamare

term

definire

to term sth sth

chiamare, definire qc qc

term time [ˈtɜːmtaɪm] N

during or in term time

durante il trimestre, semestre

umbrella term [ʌmˈbrelətɜːm] N

umbrella term

termine m generico, generale

I.short-term [Brit ˌʃɔːtˈtəːm, Am ˈʃɔrt ˈˌtərm] ADJ

short-term

a breve termine, a breve scadenza also ECON

II.short term N

in the short term (looking to future)

a breve termine

in the short term (looking to past)

per un breve periodo

Lent term [Am ˈlɛnt ˌtərm] N Brit UNIV

Lent term

= il secondo trimestre dell'anno accademico

Michaelmas term [Brit ˈmɪklməs ˌtəːm] N Brit UNIV

Michaelmas term

= il primo trimestre dell'anno accademico

half-term [Brit ˌhɑːfˈtəːm] N Brit SCHOOL

1. half-term (holiday):

half-term

vacanze fpl di metà trimestre

2. half-term (period):

half-term

metà trimestre m

half-term before n holiday, trip

di metà trimestre

school-term [ˈskuːltɜːm] N

school-term (of three months)

trimestre m

school-term (of four months)

quadrimestre m

term insurance [ˈtɜːmɪnˌʃɔːrəns, -ˈʃʊər-] N

term insurance

assicurazione f a termine

search term N

search term

termine m di ricerca

termed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for termed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.term [tɜ:rm] N

1. term (label, word):

term

termine m

term of abuse

insulto m

term of endearment

termine m affettuoso

in glowing terms

con grande ammirazione

in no uncertain terms

senza mezzi termini

in simple terms

in parole semplici

2. term pl (conditions):

term

condizioni f pl

to offer easy terms

offrire facilitazioni di pagamento

3. term (limit):

term

limite m

term COMM

termine m

term of delivery

termine di consegna

term of notice

termine di preavviso

4. term:

term (period)

periodo m

term (duration)

durata f

term of contract

validità f

term of office

mandato m

prison term

periodo m di detenzione

in the short/long term

a breve/lunga scadenza

5. term (category):

term

termini m pl

to think in terms of sth

pensare in termini di qc

6. term UNIV, SCHOOL:

term

trimestre m

7. term pl:

term

rapporti m pl

to be on good/bad terms with sb

essere in buoni/cattivi rapporti con qn

II.term [tɜ:rm] VB trans

term

definire

long-term ADJ

long-term

a lungo termine

short-term ADJ

short-term

a breve termine

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

technical term

termine m tecnico

Translations for termed in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

mediocredito

medium-term credit

trimestre UNIV

term

conto vincolato

term account

a termine (contratto, mandato)

fixed-term

a breve termine

short-term

termine

term

termine tecnico

technical term

vincolo

fixed term

disoccupato di lunga durata

long-term unemployed person

termed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

technical term

termine m tecnico

term of abuse

insulto m

term of endearment

termine m affettuoso

term of delivery

termine di consegna

term of notice

termine di preavviso

prison term

periodo m di detenzione

in the short/long term

a breve/lunga scadenza

long-term investments

investimenti m pl a lungo termine

derogatory term for someone from the South of Italy

terrone (-a)

assignment of grades at the end of a term

scrutinio

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This wording links this verse to the idea of the evil eye, which was often termed the ungenerous eye.

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Some advocate beginning to accustom a foal to human handling from the moment of birth, using a process termed imprinting or imprint training.

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He should not be termed a coward, for forsaking his wife.

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His interpretation was that the rest of the charcoal had been transmuted into an invisible substance he termed a gas or wild spirit ("spiritus sylvestre").

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The planet has a natural capability to recover which means pollution that does not go beyond that capability can still be termed green.

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This type of polyandry is termed as convenience polyandry because females are believed to mate multiple times to avoid harassment by males.

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This ability has been termed primary intersubjectivity and includes emotional, sensory-motor, perceptual, and nonconceptual embodied practices that are exhibited by pre-linguistic children.

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He was also responsible for tax collection and his own property was assessed at 200 pounds: an amount which one source termed, moderately substantial.

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These errors are termed artifacts (or sound/sonic artifacts), and may be pleasing or displeasing.

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Thus, these possessive pronouns can as well be termed possessive articles for those use cases.

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