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by not using enough jargon. [and Stan. Stan loves jargon]
There's these very, what would you call it, like jargon, very specific terms that we'll use for a dress code.
There's these very, what would you call it, like jargon, very specific terms that we'll use for a dress code.
OK. Let's listen now to Jonathan Green and presenter Michael Rosen talking about jargon, another type of in-group language.
Jargon, what I would call is small o occupational, small p professional slang.
Our new series all about business jargon can help you understand the strange phrases people use at work.
Our new series, all about business jargon, can help you understand the strange phrases people use at work.
Avoid using verbose, indirect, or jargon-heavy phrases.
Written in dense scientific jargon,
The newspaper The Economists took advice from George Orwell; its editors never use jargon if everyday English works.
So that, I imagine, might get some bit of pickup, as we would say in the news jargon.
In technical jargon, each thread is given its own program counter.
Avoid jargon, avoid redundancy, avoid making assumptions, and the most important one, avoid freestyling, and I'll explain that as we get to it.
Number two, we talked about jargon.