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[Fach]jargon
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German
German
jar·gon [ˈʤɑ:gən, Am ˈʤɑ:r-] N no pl
jargon
[Fach]jargon m
jargon
Kauderwelsch nt <-(s)> pej
German
German
English
English
Slang
jargon
Jargon
jargon
Fachjargon
jargon
Juristensprache
legal jargon
Juristendeutsch
legal jargon
Jägerlatein
hunter's jargon
Fachsprache
technical jargon
die mathematische Fachsprache
the jargon of mathematics
Seemannssprache
nautical jargon
Fachsprech (Fachsprache) m sl
jargon
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professional jargon/journal/literature
Fachjargon m /-zeitschrift f /-literatur f
to speak in jargon
einen Jargon benutzen
Nafri
internal police jargon for 'North African', sometimes perceived as derogatory
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In his professional career, he started three games, while playing in six others.
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While at school the students have contact with a staff of therapists, program managers, special education teachers, art teachers, teaching assistants, and other professionals.
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He made his professional wrestling debut at the age of 16.
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He made his debut on the professional league level in the 2.
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He began his professional career in 2001 with the team (which was renamed in 2004, and in 2005).
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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no jargon and no hidden extras.
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www.avis.at
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kein Fachjargon und keine versteckten Zusatzbedingungen.
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www.avis.at
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If, like Germany, you want an average of 180 million tonnes of coal, you have to move 925 million tonnes of sand and rock each year – 'land take', as it is called in the technical jargon.
www.goethe.de
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Wenn man wie Deutschland im Schnitt 180 Millionen Tonnen Kohle will, muss man jährlich 925 Millionen Tonnen Sand und Gestein bewegen – Landschaft verbrauchen, heißt das im Fachjargon.
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The new ERV generation will start with business cases known in legal jargon as “other civil action”, which includes affirmative action for rights and divorce suits.
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www.a1.net
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Gestartet wird die neue Generation des ERV mit den im juristischen Fachjargon genannten Geschäftsfällen „sonstige Zivilklagen“ – dazu zählen beispielsweise Feststellungs- und Scheidungsklagen.
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In the industry jargon, this ability to flexibly model a database is known as concept orientation and term autonomy.
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www.kaleidoscope.at
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Im Fachjargon wird diese flexible Datenbankmodellierung als Begriffsorientierung und Benennungsautonomie bezeichnet.
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www.kaleidoscope.at
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The causes of sleep - also known in the jargon insomnia - are varied.
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de.mimi.hu
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Die Ursachen der Schlafstörungen - im Fachjargon auch Insomnie genannt - sind vielgestaltig.
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de.mimi.hu

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