term
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substantivo
Contexto: "Terms and terminological units can collectively be referred to as terminology, specialized vocabulary, special purpose vocabulary or technical vocabulary. Whether this specialized vocabulary will be the main focus of ESP classes will depend on the tasks performed by ESP students in their professional domain, their objectives when performing these tasks, and the amount of specialized knowledge they have."
Fonte: VIANA, V.; BOCORNY, A. E. P.; SARMENTO, S. Teaching English for Specific Purposes. ELT Development Series. VA: TESOL Press, 2018.
Fonte: VIANA, V.; BOCORNY, A. E. P.; SARMENTO, S. Teaching English for Specific Purposes. ELT Development Series. VA: TESOL Press, 2018.
Termo equivalente: termo
Definição: "When words and multi-word units have a specific meaning in one area of specialism, they are called terms (e.g. stair, clamp, lever, spring) or terminological units (e.g. dual-circuit outside brake, two independently acting brake blocks). These units are usually nouns or noun phrases, but verbs or verb phrases can also convey terminological meaning (e.g. pivot the rope guard, bolt the rope guard)."
Fonte: VIANA, V.; BOCORNY, A. E. P.; SARMENTO, S. Teaching English for Specific Purposes. ELT Development Series. VA: TESOL Press, 2018.
Fonte: VIANA, V.; BOCORNY, A. E. P.; SARMENTO, S. Teaching English for Specific Purposes. ELT Development Series. VA: TESOL Press, 2018.
Definição em português: "Quando palavras e unidades multi palavra têm um significado específico em uma área de especialidade, elas são chamadas de termos (por exemplo, "stair", "clamp", "lever", "spring") ou unidades terminológicas (por exemplo, "dual-circuit outside brake", "two independently acting brake blocks"). Estas unidades são geralmente substantivos ou frases nominais, mas verbos ou frases verbais também podem transmitir significado terminológico (por exemplo, "pivot the rope guard", "bolt the rope guard")."