In terms of Meaning in English
expression
ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈtɝmz/ /ˈəv
in TURMZ-uhv
ˈɪn/ /tˈɜːmz/ /ˈɒv
in TURMZ-ov
释义
Used to specify the aspect, category, or perspective you are talking about; it means 'regarding' or 'concerning' a certain topic.
用法与细微差别
Common in both spoken and written English, often used to shift focus or clarify which aspect you mean. Typical collocations: 'in terms of money', 'in terms of time'. Avoid confusing with 'in meaning of'. Usually followed by the specific aspect being discussed.
Spanish: en términos dePortuguese (BR): em termos dePortuguese (PT): em termos deChinese (Simplified): 在……方面Chinese (Traditional): 在……方面Hindi: की दृष्टि सेArabic: من حيثBengali: এর দিক থেকে - ক্ষেত্রে - হিসাবেRussian: в отношении - с точки зрения - по (какому-либо аспекту)Japanese: 〜の観点で - 〜の面でVietnamese: về mặt - xét vềKorean: 측면에서 - 관점에서Turkish: açısından - bakımından - yönündenUrdu: کے لحاظ سے - کے حوالے سےIndonesian: dari segi - dalam hal
例句
In terms of price, this phone is cheaper than the other one.
basic
Let's compare the cars in terms of speed.
basic
The job is good in terms of working hours.
basic
In terms of experience, she's the best candidate we have.
natural
What do you think in terms of design?
natural
Our school is doing well in terms of student satisfaction this year.
natural