Encara no tenim significats per a "define the term".
1The Judge is required to define the term for the jury.
2This is quite a fresh subject; we have still to define the term law.
3Instead, the board must make guidelines that define the term.
4But whether it was "disaster night" depends on how you define the term.
5The anti-retaliation provisions do not explicitly define the term.
6I have often been asked to define the term "Black Belt."
7He would be defied to define the term,-andwould fail should he attempt to do so.
8Mr Flanagan spoke with Don Wiseman who began by asking him to define the term 'economic wellbeing'.
9Travis asked her to define the term.
10The boys define the term as "a teenage rebellion against low expectations of an ungodly culture."
11Ellie Price reports for the Daily Politics on what that really means, and how we should define the term.
12Jarmusch is without a doubt the most rock'n'roll of film-makers -although he obliges you to define the term.
13How would you define the term, and would you classify any of the artists on your label as such?
14If you ask me what is the use of them, I can hardly answer you, unless you define the term use.
15We expect Fantasia to maintain disciplined financial management and "adequate" liquidity, as our criteria define the term, while pursuing growth.
16A dressmaker-todefine the term-isone who understands cutting, fitting, and making dresses sufficiently well to undertake the occupation as a trade.
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