conventional terms

常見(jiàn)例句

The pitch of a note is its perceived height or depth in conventional terms, according to the number of vibrations or frequency.
音高音高/Pitch 音符的音高是根據(jù)振動(dòng)的次數(shù)或頻率，音在常規(guī)上的高度或深度。
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The contract is very simple and basic as "bilateral friendly consultations, the voluntary dissolution of the labor contract", in addition is that some of the conventional terms.
該合同內(nèi)容很簡(jiǎn)單，基本為“雙方友好協(xié)商，自愿解除勞動(dòng)合同關(guān)系”，此外就是一些常規(guī)性的條款。
Daniel Pinkston, the group's representative in Seoul, said Thursday that in conventional terms North Korea is weak and could resort to chemical weapons if a conflict with the South escalates.
國(guó)際危機(jī)組織駐首爾的代表星期四說(shuō)，正常情況下，北韓勢(shì)弱，但是如果北韓和韓國(guó)的沖突升級(jí)，北韓可能使用化學(xué)武器。

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