No. 1,596 in Portuguese
termo
"Termo" in Portuguese means "term" or "end," depending on context.
In a sentence
O termo 'sustentabilidade' está cada vez mais em voga.
The term 'sustainability' is increasingly in vogue.
Here, 'termo' is used to mean 'word or phrase' as part of discourse and vocabulary.
O acordo atingiu seu termo no mês passado.
The agreement reached its term last month.
In this case, 'termo' refers to 'end or conclusion' of an event or agreement.
Ela aceitou o contrato sob os termos estabelecidos.
She accepted the contract under the terms established.
Here, 'termo' is used in the plural 'termos,' indicating conditions or stipulations.
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