English Reference
Idiom idiom

in terms of sth


you use this to show which specific part of a topic you are talking about.


SIMPLE

“How is the new house in terms of space?”

CONTEXTUAL

“In terms of cost, the new car is much better than the one we looked at yesterday.”

COMPLEX

“The report evaluates the company's performance in terms of long-term sustainability rather than just focusing on the quarterly profits.”

Last updated April 22, 2026