two-year term

collocation in English

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noun
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/tɜːm/us
/tɝːm/
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Examplesoftwo-year term

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In 1974 deposit and lending rates of more than atwo-yeartermwere liberalized.
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When he rejoins, is he still on his firsttwo-yeartermor is a newtwo-yeartermbeginning?
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The appointment will be for atwo-yearterm.
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He received atwo-yeartermof probation.
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It only has atwo-yeartermanyhow—hardly time to learn the ropes.
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What will happen when theirtwo-yeartermof residence expires?
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Each seat has atwo-yearterm.
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Each representative serves atwo-yearterm.
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He served only onetwo-yearterm.
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The president serves atwo-yearterm.
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He served onetwo-yeartermthere.
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The chairman serves atwo-yearterm.
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Executive members serve atwo-yearterm.
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The position has atwo-yearterm.
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There was the problem of a man engaged for atwo-yeartermwho resigns and rejoins.
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The mayor serves atwo-yeartermin office.
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His firsttwo-yeartermwas from 1957 to 1959.
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She served for onetwo-yearterm, (2007-2008).
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Theirtwo-yeartermends on 02/10/2013.
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He served only onetwo-yeartermfrom 1970-1972.
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He was reelected to a secondtwo-yearterm.
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He served histwo-yeartermfrom 2011 to 2013.
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Each member is elected to atwo-yearterm.
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He served only onetwo-yeartermin the legislature.
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