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    Término (en. Term)

    /ˈteɾ.min.o/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Word or set of words that express an idea or concept.
    The term 'sustainability' is very important today.
    El término 'sostenibilidad' es muy importante en la actualidad.
    Limit or deadline established for the fulfillment of something.
    The deadline for the project delivery is April 30.
    El término de entrega del proyecto es el 30 de abril.
    Condition or circumstance under which an action is carried out.
    The conditions were defined in the terms of the contract.
    Las condiciones se definieron en los términos del contrato.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'terminus', meaning 'limit, boundary'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    in general terms
    Generally or in a broad context.
    en términos generales
    middle term
    Intermediate point between two extremes.
    término medio
    from end to end
    From one end to the other, in all its extent.
    de término a término
    with clear terms
    With expressions that leave no room for doubt.
    con términos claros
    to conclude
    To finish or conclude something.
    dar término

    Related Words

    terminology
    Set of terms used in a specific field of knowledge.
    terminología
    temporal
    Related to time or having a time limit.
    temporal
    thermal
    Related to heat or temperature.
    térmico

    Slang Meanings

    In some informal contexts, 'term' is used to refer to an end or conclusion.
    We are already at the end of this conversation.
    Ya estamos en el término de esta conversación.
    In academia, it can refer to the duration of a course.
    This is the last term before the holidays.
    Este es el último término antes de las vacaciones.