in terms of
Meaning(s)
1. in relation to something, regarding
Popularity
High
Professional
High
Social
How to Memorize
in terms of sales, the company are doing well
Analysis
'In terms of' is another way of saying with regard to or in relation to something.
Social Examples (Basic)
- Luke may lag behind others when it comes to discipline and work ethic, but in terms of raw talent; he can compete with the very best.
- In terms of cost, this model is the best value for your needs.
Professional Examples (Basic)
- How are we doing in terms of sales this month? Last time I checked we were well on course to hit our monthly target.
- In terms of the takeover bid; negotiations are still ongoing, but I'm afraid I cannot provide you with any more details at this time.
- It is still too early to start talking in terms of making big profits, but the business is growing steadily year by year.