Learning about business requires us to know the basic jargon of this complex and varied profession.

I could not understand the technical jargon they were speaking.

我听不懂他们说的行话.

These remains are known in the jargon as particulate organic matter.

术语上这些残骸被称为有机粉尘.

She dropped into army jargon.

她学会了军队的行话.

Such special dialects, or jargon , are necessary in technical discussion of any kind.

这些特殊的专业用语或行话在进行专门性的讨论的时候是必要的.

In his hands, comic jargon and dialect became a finished literary weapon.

在他的手里, 诙谐的方言,俚语成了完美的文字武器.

Certainly, Martinez seemed to have the jargon down pat.

当然, 马丁内兹说了不少术语.

We are unversed in the jargon of the social scientist.

我们对社会科学家之间的行话不熟悉.

Doctors sometimes laymen with their jargon.

医生有的用专门术语把外行人弄得稀里糊涂.

Avoid computer jargon when you write for laymen.

写东西给一般人看时,应避免使用电脑术语.

Avoid jargon. Any word you don't read regularly in a newspaper is suspect.

避免使用行话. 任何那些你在报纸中不经常读到的词都是令人怀疑的.

The chief objection to the essay is its inappropriate use of special jargons.

这篇文章的主要缺点是专门术语用得不当.

Doctors, actors and sailors have jargons.

医生 、 演员和水手都有自己的行话.

But those jargons can't be used unadulterated because they contain ambiguities and contradictions.

但又不能够直接使用这些行话,因为它们可能包含模糊与矛盾.

Jarrod Trevathan, a technology lecturer and at James Cook University, agrees.

詹姆斯?库克大学技术讲师兼研究员杰罗德?崔瓦森( JarrodTrevathan )也同意这个观点.

Hands stuck in his trousers pockets, jarvey off for the day, singing.

双手揣在兜里, 唱着歌儿的那副样子,活像是逍遥自在地度着一天假的马车夫.

But Jarvis'accomplishment soon turned bitter for her.

然而加维斯的成功很快就变成了使她痛苦的事.

We should thank Miss Anna M. Jarvis.

我们应该感谢安娜?M?扎维斯.

Jarvis: Is that the best you can think of?

贾维斯: 这就是你最狠的一招了 吗 ?

Jarvis died in 1948 at the age of 84.

加维斯于1948年去世,享年84岁.

'Mr. Jarvis Lorry, are you a clerk in Tellson's bank?'

“ 贾维斯-罗瑞先生, 你是台尔森银行的职员 么 ?”