make terms meaning

• To reach an agreement

• We ought to make terms with him.
• You should make terms of advantage for yourself--ask wealth and reward--office and income for butler.
• Cap n silver, sir, to come on board and make terms, he shouted
• Major revisions to the code include provisions which aim at : making terms and conditions of banking services more transparent and consumer-friendly
• He even favored a constitutional amendment to make term limits law.
• You knew they were making terms directly against the Raiders?
• The Sicilian army approached Benevento and the pope was forced to make terms.
• If the liquidity isn't there, that could make terms quite punitive.
• Many deserters were preventing them from making terms.
• The Arabs would make terms with them, and our prestige would be gone.

• "make terms" meaning in Chinese: 达成协议
• "make terms" meaning in Japanese: 折り合う、仲直りする、話がまとまる、相談がまとまる
• "make terms" meaning in Russian: 1) прийти к соглашению 2) ставить условия, торговаться при...
• "make terms" meaning in French: arriver à un accord