Verwenden Sie „jargon“ in einem Satz

1. adopting jargon as my mother tongue

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2. garrulous and silent, full on the jargon

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3. ” Thom went into a spate of jargon after that, but eventually it got down to something he could understand

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4. He was looking up a lot of the jargon and having it translated, even though it made the text longer

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5. I’m not too hot on legal jargon, but it looks as though there is a clause permitting Mum to sign the whole caboodle over should she want to re-marry … the Trust would then cease and the whole lot become mine, but I’d need to talk to a solicitor about that, I think

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6. I am pretty good with words, but legal jargon leaves me cold

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7. Even if they gained access to a broadcast medium, who would ever believe what he had to say? Just some fantasist spouting techno jargon

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8. “Just for the record, Centralian is an example of a trade jargon, and in fact the Imperial Species are relative newcomers to the language

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9. He insisted that it was only because he had injected so much merchant jargon into his language that no doubt his own mother would have a hard time understanding him

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10. One thing that will quickly hit home is the sheer volume of industry jargon

11. software companies are good at avoiding unnecessary jargon, but inevitably it will

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12. that knowledge you have cut through the jargon minefield and found up to 20 end-to-

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13. jargon) then the first order of business in this phase is to knuckle down and finish the

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14. I can see I have lost you all a bit with all this medical jargon but I think you get the general idea, until now the only way to correct this has only been practiced on mice because it does have some very severe drawbacks

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15. Where possible written communications should avoid jargon

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16. In Marxist jargon the term revisionism became synonymous with

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17. even laid on you the listening public, but it is the jargon of billions of pieces of paper

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18. My hope is that I can pose as a technician, babble off some tech jargon, and get some stupid administrator to log me in to help fix it

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19. Wrapped in legal jargon, most would argue that this was an irrational, cruel and

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20. He was happy to find a proper outlet for this newly acquired judicial jargon

21. Either they could not understand Peter’s British legal jargon or they dug in their heels for the sheer sport of it

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22. This is just to familiarize you with some more of the jargon that you will likely come across on your Forex journey, you don’t need to worry too much about these

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23. of systematic thinking is that elaborate rules and an esoteric jargon are used, often over-used

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24. “What are the items on the export applications? It’s all written in technical jargon and government gobbledygook,” Barry asked

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25. Unable to understand the legal jargon, he scanned the pages for a place to sign

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26. How many times would we not have given ourselves a big kick in the backside? That which seems unpopular has become the current jargon! We could have taken the merit for it but we were afraid to talk outside the chorus

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27. would have the concept of the "castrating father," a term I have never heard used in either professional or popular jargon

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28. The black spoke in a sea-coast dialect, and Conan replied; he had learned the jargon while a corsair on the coasts of Kush

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29. "What's the jargon for it? A mole? You've got a mole?"

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30. " He could not understand -- did not want to understand -- the increasing numbers of long haired hippies, the drug-oriented love-ins, psychedelic lights, the strange jargon -- trips! Far out! Group sex! Grass! Acid! The world had gone crazy

31. The message although clumsily decorated with legal jargon and political niceties, came through loud and clear

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32. of them, and was immune to jargon

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33. Explaining in a technical jargon that no one understands he describes how he altered the microchip's and took control of the legion of robots

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34. bubbled up as popular item of student jargon in the early

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35. “Now you’re getting into that technical jargon you don’t want to hear

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36. A lot of pain (that’s hospital jargon)

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37. few who know the truth behind all the jargon know

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38. For a moment the officer spoke into his radio, a jargon foreign to Steven, and then mentioned a warrant check

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39. Life and jargon do not mix at the level of survival

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40. legal jargon that had been scrawled hastily on the paper in Judge Ellis’s

41. ‘’Without baffling you with our usual, obtuse military jargon, Madam President, I can tell you that these pictures show that the Chinese have effectively occupied the Senkaku Islands and that they are in the process of landing sizeable garrisons on them

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42. Roche wrote out the legal jargon necessary for the establishment of a codicil and then asked the seer about the personal items

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43. File upon file of medical jargon had been examined and discounted before they eventually breached the last of many protected files that laid the pathway to happiness for Rudolph and his team

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44. There is a difficulty approaching all this from outside academe: it can seem as if the experts are using jargon to force a thousand

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45. understand any of their jargon

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46. pozos (’pits’) used to designate many of the centres in the jargon

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47. ; Avoid the use of jargon

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48. Sets ever more complex rules in a convoluted world of grandiose fantasies with its own language (jargon)

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49. Now to be able to survive on Twitter you need to know about all the jargon and here is a run through the most important words:

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50. created on-screen personae for ourselves, ‘avatars’ in the jargon of the game

51. Haven’t you heard the jargon of the incometax wallahs, assets disproportionate to the known sources of income? Let them catch me if they can

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52. She remembered long hours agonizing over ciphers made difficult because they were based on Shanghai criminal jargon

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53. There would be extreme emphasis on military jargon and weaponry or all the important people are safe, but no one else

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54. The Financial Secretary answered it in predictable administrative jargon

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55. Sifting through the legal jargon, code numbers, case histories and local laws was tedious but at least it made sense to him

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56. The experts had maintained, in technical jargon, that exit pipes could be between one and two centimetres in diameter for every thirty centimetres of pipe

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57. ” Edna knew what that meant; it was school master jargon for ‘Boys’, an unnecessary distraction for teenage girls

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58. He embroidered his diagnosis with medical jargon as if trying to create an impression on the Detective Super and concluded by repeating his initial comment “Out of the question

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59. Welch insisted that they focus on the basics by eliminating jargon and

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60. it became common jargon to refer to the speed of sound as Mach One

61. cutting loose with the jargon

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62. They do not recognize that people are even human, or that they have feeling or emotions except as interpreted through its jargon, which is designed to dehumanize all human feelings into some kind of formulated, obscene, abstract representation of emotion

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63. By this trick of hocus-pocus: Science has hidden itself away from human society and barricaded itself inside its arcane jargon and insanities of detached mentalities detaching themselves from what they study to the point of madness

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64. (Speaking the commercial jargon) To get anything from the counter of love you have to pay fully in advance

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65. Mechanical screaming insane apes babbling their mechanical incomprehensible jargon in order to destroy human meaning, language and music

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66. Destroy all perception of the truth by commercial ads spewing meaningless jargon until the only culture left is the commercial culture of Jewish greed and meaningless consumer buying; make self-gratification the universal unspoken religion of dead souls who feel nothing, think nothing and do nothing but consume

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67. It was a kennel of dogs, with each animal trying out-bark the others, all struggling to raise the cackle of their own jargon above the general cacophony

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68. Besides these Dervishes, were other three who had rushed into another sect, which mended matters with a jargon about "the Centre of Truth:" holding that Man had got out of the Centre of Truth--which did not need much

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69. "That's just the jargon of the courts," Razumihin put in

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70. It is expressed again in legal jargon, that is to say, with a too obvious display of the aim, and with a very naive eagerness

71. The goatherds did not understand this jargon about squires and

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72. I am well aware that in the eighties the steamship Arizona, one of the "greyhounds of the ocean" in the jargon of that day, did run bows on against a very unmistakable iceberg, and managed to get into port on her collision bulkhead

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73. jargon that only you and a few others will understand

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74. There would be a lot of acronyms and incomprehensible jargon, and he’d stand there with a little pointer, making a red dot of light zip about on the PowerPoint presentation prepared by his executive assistant

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75. Amid the jargon of Indian dialects that he now plainly heard, it was easy to distinguish not only words, but sentences, in the patois of the Canadas

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76. Scarcely, therefore, had the reflective Franz walked a hundred steps beneath the interior porticoes of the ruin, than, abandoning Albert to the guides (who would by no means yield their prescriptive right of carrying their victims through the routine regularly laid down, and as regularly followed by them, but dragged the unconscious visitor to the various objects with a pertinacity that admitted of no appeal, beginning, as a matter of course, with the Lions' Den, and finishing with Caesar's "Podium,"), to escape a jargon and mechanical survey of the wonders by which he was surrounded, Franz ascended a half-dilapidated staircase, and, leaving them to follow their monotonous round, seated himself at the foot of a column, and immediately opposite a large aperture, which permitted him to enjoy a full and undisturbed view of the gigantic dimensions of the majestic ruin

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77. He continued his unintelligible jargon while they were lowering the coffin into the grave, and those who happened to know the words of the office by heart were, with some difficulty, able to understand what he was saying:

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78. The text was full of internal jargon and strange abbreviations and cryptic references, but that was not a problem for Salander since she was familiar with the subject

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79. It was going to be settled, he repeated several times, degrading by a strange, anxious whine the sonority of the Spanish language, which he pattered rapidly, like some sort of cringing jargon

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80. ‘What doubt can you have of the Creator when you behold His creation?’ the priest went on in the rapid customary jargon

81. 'Nor will I have undraped models all over the house, nor critics with their horrible jargon

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82. At first he wouldn't have anything to do with Sebastian; spouted all the official jargon about the rebirth of his country, and his belonging to his country, and finding self-realization in the life of the race

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83. He talks in little sketches and odd jargon; the modest theatrical boardinghouses in which he spends most nights are his “digs

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84. It is expressed again in legal jargon, that is to say, with a too obvious display of the aim, and with a very naïve eagerness

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85. We have motive, we have opportunity, we have … many important facts,” she said, unable to pull up more legal jargon

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86. ” While the secular mindfulness people had dropped some of this lingo, they had replaced it with a jargon of their own, replete with homogenized, Hallmark-ized, irony-free terms like “purposeful pauses,” “meditating merchants,” and “interiority

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87. This is not just a useful antidote to being baffled by pretentious jargon: it also helps establish whether one’s ideas are right

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88. “That’s enough of that medical jargon,” I said to my friend

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89. But I could have done better for you than all that newspaper jargon

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90. Ask yourself, “Do they use a lot of corporate jargon such as the word strategic or thought leadership”?17 This may indicate that these managers do not truly understand their business and are more concerned with showing others how smart they are

91. When managers use corporate jargon, it may be that they are more interested in self-promotion than in clearly explaining to shareholders how the business is operating

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92. It is a rounded top similar to the rounded top in traditional technical jargon

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93. It was by one of these wretches, a Spanish straggler who spoke French, that the Marquis of Fervacques, deceived by his Picard jargon, and taking him for one of our own men, was traitorously slain and robbed on the battle-field itself, in the course of the night which followed the victory of Cerisoles

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