commonly term

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• This phenomenon is commonly termed 'the greenhouse effect'.这种现象通常被称为“温室效应”。
• The period of rapid technological advancement in the 19th century is commonly termed the Industrial Revolution.19世纪技术飞速发展的时期通常被称为工业革命。
• A market dominated by a single seller is commonly termed a monopoly.由单一卖家主导的市场通常被称为垄断。
• This specific type of social anxiety is commonly termed 'fear of missing out' or FOMO.这种特定的社交焦虑通常被称为“错失恐惧症”或FOMO。
• In medicine, the complete or partial loss of memory is commonly termed amnesia.在医学上，完全或部分记忆丧失通常被称为失忆症。
• During that era, any form of political dissent was commonly termed treason by the ruling party.在那个时代，任何形式的政治异议都会被执政党通常称为叛国罪。
• The process of finding and fixing errors in computer code is commonly termed debugging.在计算机代码中查找并修复错误的过程通常被称为调试。
• A word that imitates a sound, such as 'buzz' or 'meow', is commonly termed an onomatopoeia.一个模仿声音的词，如“嗡嗡”或“喵”，通常被称为拟声词。
• The artistic movement emphasizing emotion and individualism was commonly termed Romanticism.强调情感和个人主义的艺术运动通常被称为浪漫主义。
• What some might call a coincidence is, in psychology, commonly termed synchronicity.有些人可能称之为巧合的现象，在心理学中通常被称为共时性。