Translations for „buzz phrase“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈbuzz phrase N

buzz phrase

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English

It's why multi-asset income is the buzz phrase in asset management today.

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There are always going to be those that like to jump on the latest buzz phrase.

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Crowdsourcing -- allowing your audience to decide on your product via social media, forums, and high-tech web customising programs -- has become the buzz phrase in fashion.

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Wearable tech -- clothing that incorporates technology and digital functions -- is something of a buzz phrase.

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It's no coincidence that of the hundreds of possible tales, the ones that worked best were the big millennial buzz phrases.

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Suddenly, "corn fed" is the buzz phrase, the consumer price of beef drops and people start eating it more often.

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But whatever legal buzz phrase is used, the offence has nothing to do with the lawyer's conduct as advocate or adviser.

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The main target of the campaign will be financial advisers and its buzz phrase will be "international retirement solutions".

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Greening cities and towns is the buzz phrase for 2014.

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Which career buzz phrases should be ignored completely?

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