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Record For Natural Language Word "term" In Language English Back to the main English page.
term Meaning #4
"term", in the sense of "constituent".
Entered by selpahi.
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Unused by any definitions.
term Meaning #6
"term", in the sense of "of sum".
Entered by phma.
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sujypau

Used in 1 definitions.

  • p1 is a term of sum/polynomial p2=s1

    It appears in place: 1.

term Meaning #1
"term", in the sense of "regulation".
Entered by tijlan.
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javni

Used in 1 definitions.

  • x1 is a rule prescribing/mandating/requiring x2 (event/state) within system/community x3.

    It acts as a gloss word.

term Meaning #3
"term", in the sense of "semester".
Entered by tijlan.
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kulcitsi

Used in 1 definitions.

  • ci1 is a term/semester with interval ci2 of year ci3 for school ck1.

    It acts as a gloss word.

term Meaning #5
"term", in the sense of "syntactical unit".
Entered by gleki.
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sumsmi

Used in 1 definitions.

  • x1 is a term (syntactic unit).

    It acts as a gloss word.

term Meaning #2
"term", in the sense of "technical terminology".
Entered by tijlan.
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tecyvla

Used in 1 definitions.

  • v1 is a term/jargon (from a specialised area of knowledge) meaning v2=s2 in language v3.

    It acts as a gloss word.

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