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He always speaks in obscure legal jargon.
Her emails are always couched in jargon.
The report seemed to be written in computer jargon.
‘All necessary means’ is diplomatic jargon for ‘war’.
le jargon des philosophes — die Sprache der Philosophen f
le jargon des médecins — die Medizinersprache f
le jargon du sport — der Sportjargon m
le jargon des malfaiteurs — die Gaunersprache f
le jargon des bouchers — die Fachsprache der Metzger f
medical jargon - медицинский жаргон
the jargon of radio technicians [of linguists] - профессиональная лексика радиотехников [лингвистов]
1. жаргон, профессиональный язык
medical ~ - медицинский жаргон
the ~ of radio technicians {of linguists} - профессиональная лексика радиотехников {лингвистов}
2. пренебр. говор, наречие
3. непонятный язык; тарабарщина
2. {ʹdʒɑ:gən} v1. говорить невнятно, быстро
2. говорить на жаргоне
• In talk
• Academese, e.g.
• Cant
• Computerese, e.g.
• Computerese, for example
• Dialect
• It's hard for laymen to understand
• Lingo
• Shop talk
• Slang
• Special language
• Special lingo
• Specialized vocabulary
• Tech talk, e.g.
• Vernacular
• A characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)
• A colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zircon
• Specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject
business/legal/economic jargon