名词
1. Avoid computer jargon when you write for laymen.
写东西给一般人看时，应避免使用计算机术语。
2. I couldn't make out the baby's jargon.
我听不懂那婴孩说的难懂的话。
3. He spoke such a jargon I couldn't make head or tail of what he said.
他讲那么一种方言土语，我根本不懂他说什么。
1. 黑话：英文版本只在图书馆里见过,ebook找不到. 中文的ebook这里别的帖子发过. 我想听力还可以的朋友主要麻烦是些金融黑话(jargon)巴,大部分都可以在investopedia.com查到,别的我爱莫能助了.
1. 行话；行业术语；黑话
You use jargon to refer to words and expressions that are used in special or technical ways by particular groups of people, often making the language difficult to understand.
e.g. The manual is full of the jargon and slang of self-improvement courses.
手册里满是有关自修课程的行话术语。
e.g. ...the reading habits of 600,000 C2 males (marketing jargon for skilled manual workers).
60万C2男性的阅读习惯（C2为销售行业行话，指从事体力劳动的熟练工人）
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1. He discussed the company's product portfolio without using one single word of jargon, something that makes him a captivating communicator.
2. New Chinese jargon is often translated from English using a similar sounding Chinese character with often very funny results.
3. jargon的翻译
3. Xiao Zhe is worried about how to " come out of the closet " jargon they use for making their sexual orientation known to friends and relatives.
4. jargon在线翻译
4. He led his staff to adopt common and interpretive language while departing from the conventional stereotypical reporting charged with political jargon and slogans.
5. jargon
5. If you dissect the political jargon, these adverts upset ordinary people.
6. Many of the scenes are turned into textbook dissection, with jargon flying.
7. Foreign rights owners are urged to file complaints in written form, as IPR protection information usually involves complex technological jargon.
8. jargon的反义词
8. Inappropriate use or misuse of Internet jargon can give rise to misunderstanding, misinterpretation and other communication problems.
9. The most glaring example is that primary and high school students have begun to use Internet jargon in their written work.
10. jargon的意思
10. Defenders of such jargon argued that it should be recognized since it is now widely used by a considerably large portion of society.
noun
1. jargon在线翻译
1. specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject
2. a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)
e.g. they don't speak our lingo
Synonym: slang cant lingo argot patois vernacular
3. jargon的意思
3. a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zircon
Synonym: jargoon