対等に, 等しい関係で, 同じ条件で

on equal terms イディオム

bring to terms

make someone agree or do something At first it seemed impossible for the two sides to settle their dispute but we were finally able to bring them to terms.

come to terms

agree, sign an agreement, settle it We hope they can come to terms before the court date.

come to terms with

accept that it is true, face facts She helped the boy come to terms with the death of his father.

glowing terms

(See in glowing terms)

in glowing terms

with much praise, praise you to the skies (see praise him to the skies) Your manager spoke of you in glowing terms. He praised you.

in no uncertain terms

definitely, clearly, call a spade a spade They told us about sex and drugs in no uncertain terms.

on even terms

having equal skills, having the same ability When we play chess, we're on even terms. We're both average.

on good terms

in a good relationship, able to talk and work with Steve is on good terms with all his co-workers. They like him.

on speaking terms

not friendly but saying hello etc. Louise and I are not friends, but we're on speaking terms.

in terms of

1． in the matter of；on the subject of；especially about 关于；特别是
In terms of output per capita that country's agriculture is very efficient．那个国家的农业，按人口计算的产量来说是很有效率的。
It is a small country both in terms of size and population．就面积和人口而论，它都是个小国。
In terms of money they're quite rich，but not in terms of happiness．就钱而论，他们很富有，但是没有幸福。
2．in the language of用…措辞
He talked about his students in terms of praise．他对他的学生大加赞扬。
3．expressed by用…表示
It is not to be considered in terms of money．这件事不能从金钱方面考虑。

on according terms

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on according ˈterms (with somebody/something)

on the aforementioned ˈterms (as somebody/something)

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