termed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.term [Am tərm, Brit təːm] N

1. term (word):

term
término m
technical/legal/financial terms
términos técnicos/legales/financieros
a term of abuse
un insulto
a term of endearment
un apelativo cariñoso
we only discussed it in general terms
solo lo discutimos en términos generales
he described it in graphic terms
lo describió en forma muy gráfica
he speaks about her in glowing terms
habla de ella con gran admiración
he speaks about her in glowing terms
la pone por las nubes
in simple terms
en lenguaje sencillo
it's a contradiction in terms
son términos contradictorios
it's a contradiction in terms
encierra una contradicción
they protested in the strongest possible terms
protestaron en forma sumamente enérgica

4.1. term <terms, pl > (conditions):

term
condiciones fpl
the terms of the contract/agreement
las condiciones or los términos del contrato/acuerdo
terms of sale
condiciones de venta
we will only return to work on our terms
volveremos al trabajo solo si aceptan nuestras condiciones
on equal terms
en igualdad de condiciones
on equal terms
en pie de igualdad
we offer easy terms
ofrecemos facilidades de pago
name your terms
¿cuáles son sus condiciones?
terms of reference (of committee) (aim)
cometido m
terms of reference (area of responsibility)
competencia f
terms of reference (area of responsibility)
atribuciones fpl y responsabilidades fpl
terms of reference (instructions)
mandato m
terms of reference (instructions)
instrucciones fpl
terms of reference (of study)
ámbito m
to come to terms with sth
aceptar algo
to make terms/come to terms with sb
ponerse de acuerdo/llegar a un acuerdo con alguien

II.term [Am tərm, Brit təːm] VB trans

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See also long-term

I.long-term [Am ˈlɔŋ ˈˌtərm, Brit ˌlɒŋˈtəːm] ADJ usu attr

II.long-term [Am ˈlɔŋ ˈˌtərm, Brit ˌlɒŋˈtəːm] ADV inf

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

medium-term [Am ˈmidiəmˌtərm, Brit miːdɪəmˈtəːm] ADJ attr

I.long-term [Am ˈlɔŋ ˈˌtərm, Brit ˌlɒŋˈtəːm] ADJ usu attr

II.long-term [Am ˈlɔŋ ˈˌtərm, Brit ˌlɒŋˈtəːm] ADV inf

end-of-term [Am ˌɛndəvˈtərm, Brit ˌɛndəvˈtəːm] ADJ Brit attr

termed in the PONS Dictionary

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II.term [tɜ:m, Am tɜ:rm] VB trans

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technical term
tecnicismo m

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termed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

term of abuse
insulto m
term of endearment
expresión f afectuosa
term of delivery
plazo de entrega
term of notice
plazo de despido
prison term
sentencia f de prisión
in the short/long term
a corto/largo plazo
long-term investments
inversiones f pl a largo plazo
long-term view
perspectiva a largo plazo
technical term
tecnicismo m
pejorative term used to refer to a South American
sudaca
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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This opsonization enhances the clearance of red blood cell by phagocytes in the liver, spleen, and lungs, a process termed extravascular hemolysis.
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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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Thus, these possessive pronouns can as well be termed possessive articles for those use cases.
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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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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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Some media and political sources termed these vessels with their limited ice capability to be mere slush breakers.
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Some of the most troublesome filled-capsule defects occur in the capsule closing process, and are termed splits, telescoped capsules, folds and cap tucks.
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Thousands of specimens, hundreds of tons of bones, have been recovered from the bottom of the North Sea, termed doggerland, and continue to be recovered.
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This wording links this verse to the idea of the evil eye, which was often termed the ungenerous eye.
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