in terms of

Etymology: [ 'in, &n, &n ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German in in, Latin in, Greek en.

English - Turkish translation for "in terms of"

• in terms of: açısından
• in terms of: konuşma dili -e gelince, -ce/-çe: She's got no problems in terms of money. Paraca hiçbir sorunu yok
• in terms of: açıdan: Don't look at the situation in those terms! Duruma o açıdan bakma!
• in terms of: açıdan: "Don't look at the situation in those terms! - Duruma o açıdan bakma!"
• in terms of: konuşma dili -e gelince, -ce/-çe: "She's got no problems in terms of money. - Paraca hiçbir sorunu yok."
• in terms of: k.dili. -e gelince, -ce/-çe: In terms of money she's
• in terms of: -e göre
• in terms of: yön
• in terms of: cinsinden
• in terms of: üzerinden Kanun
• in terms of: açıdan
• in terms of: bir dille
• in terms of: yönden
• in terms of: yönünden

English - English translation for "in terms of"

• in terms of: in relation to; with respect to; as regards; concerning; regarding - "She has no idea how she wants the house to look in terms of décor."
• in terms of: in connection with, regarding, in the sense of