/prɪˈkluːsɪv tɜrm/ – Phrase
Definition: thời hạn ngăn chặn.
A more thorough explanation: A preclusive term refers to a term in a contract or legal document that prevents or bars certain actions or claims from being pursued or asserted by one or more parties involved. It serves to limit or restrict the rights or remedies available to the parties in a particular situation.
Example: The preclusive term in the contract stipulates that any disputes must be resolved through arbitration.