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Hello Everyone,
What is the distinguishing difference between " in the case of " and "in terms of " and can you give me some examples?![]()
In the sentence "The amount of fruit in fruit juices must be 6% in the case of berries and 10% in the case of other fruits" Can we use in terms of instead of in the case of ?
For Chinese mind, the sentence"It's too early to start talking in terms of casualties " is equal to "It is too early to start talking casualties." Can you tell me the differences of the two sentence?
What is the meaning of this sentence-"Femininity is still defined in terms of beauty."?
And can "in terms of " in the following sentence be replaced by "with regard to" or "about"?
Did the experiment find any differences in terms of what children learned?
Thanks and best regards!![]()
Last edited by sky753; 29-Mar-2007 at 03:15.
in the case of = when it comes to
in terms of = with relation to
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