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Meanings of terms in English

Portuguese
preço
Catalan
import
Spanish
precio

The amount of money needed to purchase something.

preço
Portuguese
termos

Status with respect to the relations between people or groups.

termos
Usage of terms in English
1
Red hot market conditions allowed the company to secure far better terms.
Reuters
2
Different products offer different terms and conditions, and operate on different models.
The Irish Times
3
I think our democracy has it exactly right: two terms, eight years.
BBC
4
He also said credit market conditions caused many vendors to tighten terms.
Reuters
5
Small businesses often don't feel able to ask for more reasonable terms.
Radio NZ
6
In fact, biologists tend to use the terms 'organism' and 'individual' interchangeably.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
7
Something began happening in terms of whatever physical rules controlled the situation.
The Great Book of Amber
8
Main outcome measures: Reported management in terms of staging, treatment and survival.
Pubmed
9
We continue to identify areas that need strengthening in terms of legislation.
The South African
10
However, the government does not guarantee funding per pupil in real terms.
The Guardian
11
We expect our members will vote to protect their terms and conditions.
The Guardian
12
He said this year was a critical time in terms of security.
Reuters
13
In terms of challenges, Williams flagged land and content as potential problems.
The South African
14
No one was used to thinking about health in terms of community.
Outliers: the story of success
15
He said that in terms of healthcare services, it's no longer necessary.
The South African
16
Trump said that this would lead to better trade terms for China.
Reuters
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