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1. (adj.) short-term
covering or involving a relatively short period of time:
short-term memory.
2. short-term
maturing after a relatively short period of time:
a short-term loan.
3. short-term
(of a capital gain or loss) derived from the sale or exchange of an asset held for less than a specified time, as six months or one year.
Etymology: (1880–85)
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1. (adj) short-run, short-term
relating to or extending over a limited period
"short-run planning"; "a short-term lease"; "short-term credit"
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1. (adjective) short-term
intended or lasting for a short period of time
a short-term solution; short-term study programs
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Sense: concerned only with the near future
short-term plans.
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 Afrikaans: korttermyn |
 Arabic: قَصير الأجَل |
 Bulgarian: близък (за време) |
 Brazilian: a curto prazo |
 Czech: krátkodobý |
 German: kurzfristig |
 Danish: korttids- |
 Greek: βραχυπρόθεσμος |
 Spanish: a corto plazo |
 Estonian: lähemaajaline, lähi- |
 Farsi: اخير |
 Finnish: lyhyen aikavälin |
 French: à court terme |
 Hebrew: לִזמָן קָצָר |
 Hindi: अल्पकालिक |
 Croatian: kratkoročan |
 Hungarian: rövid határidejű/távú |
 Indonesian: jangka pendek |
 Icelandic: skammtíma- |
 Italian: a breve scadenza |
 Japanese: 短期の |
 Korean: 단기 |
 Lithuanian: artimiausias |
 Latvian: īstermiņa- |
 Malay: jangka pendek |
 Dutch: op korte termijn |
 Norwegian: kortsiktig |
 Polish: krótkoterminowy |
 Persian: اخير |
 Pashto: اخیر |
 Portuguese: a curto prazo |
 Romanian: pe termen scurt |
 Russian: на короткий период |
 Slovak: krátkodobý |
 Slovenian: kratkoročen |
 Serbian: kratkoročni |
 Swedish: kortsiktig |
 Thai: ช่วงสั้น |
 Turkish: kısa vadeli/süreli |
 Taiwanese: 短暫的 |
 Ukrainian: короткостроковий |
 Urdu: مختصر عرصہ تک |
 Vietnamese: ngắn hạn |
 Chinese: 短期的 |
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