Jargon
01
行话, 专业术语
words, phrases, and expressions used by a specific group or profession, which are incomprehensible to others
例子
Medical professionals often use jargon such as ' stat,' ' BP,' and ' code blue,' which can be confusing to those outside the healthcare field.
医疗专业人员经常使用诸如'stat'、'BP'和'code blue'之类的行话，这对医疗领域以外的人来说可能会感到困惑。
Legal jargon, including terms like ' habeas corpus,' ' amicus curiae,' and ' subpoena,' can be difficult for non-lawyers to understand.
法律术语，包括诸如'人身保护令'、'法庭之友'和'传票'之类的术语，对于非律师来说可能难以理解。
02
黄锆石, 黄锆石宝石
a pale, transparent, or slightly yellow variety of zircon used as a gemstone
例子
The necklace was set with small jargon stones.
这条项链镶嵌着小块的黄锆石。
Collectors prize rare jargon for its clarity.
收藏家因其透明度而珍视稀有的锆石。
03
行话, 晦涩的语言
obscure language intended to impress or confuse rather than communicate clearly
例子
Avoid using jargon in instructions for the general public.
在面向公众的说明中避免使用行话。
Politicians sometimes use jargon to avoid giving direct answers.
政治家有时使用行话来避免给出直接答案。
