英语词组terms是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomtermscome to terms with sthto accept a situation that is difficult for you to accept:Mother had finally come to terms with Alice's going so far away to university.The counsellor tried to help couples come to terms with their problems and deal with them.in no uncertain termsif you tell someone something in no uncertain terms, you tell them it in a clear, firm and usually angry way:The authorities should be told in no uncertain terms that it's their job to control the farmers.I've tried to tell her in no uncertain terms that her behaviour in the office is not acceptable.

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a contradiction in terms
be (not) on speaking terms
be on bad terms (with someone)
be on friendly terms with (someone)
be on good terms (with someone)
be on good, bad, friendly, etc. terms
be on nodding terms
be on nodding terms (with someone)
be on nodding terms with somebody
be on speaking terms
blanket term
bring (someone) to terms
bring to terms
come to terms
come to terms with
come to terms with (someone or something)
come to terms with something
contradiction in terms
do something on somebody's/your terms
for the short/medium/long term
half term
in glowing colors
in glowing terms
in glowing terms/colours
in layman's terms
in no uncertain terms
in terms of
in terms of (something)
in terms of...
in the long/medium/short term
in the short/medium/long term
inkhorn term
on (one's) (own) terms
on bad terms
on equal terms
on good terms
on good terms (with someone)
on speaking terms
on talking terms
on terms
over the long term
over the short term
red-flag term

词组	terms
释义	idiomtermscome to terms with sthto accept a situation that is difficult for you to accept:Mother had finally come to terms with Alice's going so far away to university.The counsellor tried to help couples come to terms with their problems and deal with them.in no uncertain termsif you tell someone something in no uncertain terms, you tell them it in a clear, firm and usually angry way:The authorities should be told in no uncertain terms that it's their job to control the farmers.I've tried to tell her in no uncertain terms that her behaviour in the office is not acceptable. (redirected from terms) See: a contradiction in terms be (not) on speaking terms be on bad terms (with someone) be on friendly terms with (someone) be on good terms (with someone) be on good, bad, friendly, etc. terms be on nodding terms be on nodding terms (with someone) be on nodding terms with somebody be on speaking terms blanket term bring (someone) to terms bring to terms come to terms come to terms with come to terms with (someone or something) come to terms with something contradiction in terms do something on somebody's/your terms for the short/medium/long term half term in glowing colors in glowing terms in glowing terms/colours in layman's terms in no uncertain terms in terms of in terms of (something) in terms of... in the long/medium/short term in the short/medium/long term inkhorn term on (one's) (own) terms on bad terms on equal terms on good terms on good terms (with someone) on speaking terms on talking terms on terms over the long term over the short term red-flag term
随便看	gather somebody in gather somebody into gather somebody round gather somebody together gather someone around gather someone in gather someone into gather (someone) into (something) gather someone round gather someone together gather something around gather something from gather (something) from (someone or something) gather something round gather something together gather something up gathers round gathers together gathers up gather their wits gather them around gather them in gather them into gather them round gather them together