Expressions
Term and expressions are semantically related in verbalization topic. In some cases you can use "Term" instead a noun "Expressions".
Term
Term noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.
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Expressions and term are semantically related in words topic. You can use "Expressions" instead a noun "Term".
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- The term "dutch treat" owes less to "Dutch people are thrifty" and more to "Dutch people are scum." This is clearer in certain other expressions, like "dutch courage" (liquor).
- Stock expressions are "Crikey", "G'day, mate", "Pommie bastard", "That's bonzer, mate", "Crack a tinnie" and "Put another shrimp on the barbie" (despite the term prawn being used for shrimp in Australia).
Source: National Stereo Types / Oceania - This trope is about titles with specific, technical meanings in the legal profession, not general-use expressions like Crime and Punishment or Law & Order (although Criminal Intent is a specific legal term).
Source: Ominous Legal Phrase Title
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