buzzwords

英

美 [ˈbʌzwərdz]

n.  (报刊等的)时髦术语，流行行话
buzzword的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （媒体上的）时髦术语，流行行话
  Abuzzwordis a word or expression that has become fashionable in a particular field and is being used a lot by the media.
  1. Biodiversity was the buzzword of the Rio Earth Summit.
     生物多样性是里约热内卢地球峰会上的时髦词儿。

双语例句

• Keywords and buzzwords are similar.
  关键字和流行词十分相似。
• And like all buzzwords, there is some good news and some bad news.
  与所有的时髦的东西一样，既有好的一面，也有坏的一面。
• The IT industry makes heavy use of buzzwords and ever changing terms to define itself.
  IT业总是大量的使用潮流词和不断变化的术语来定义自己。
• Too often, business people communicate in jargon and buzzwords. They'd be more effective if they spoke in plain English.
  商务人士热衷于用行话和术语沟通。如果他们说大白话效果会更好。
• Buzzwords are also keywords but they are more specific, relating to terminology within an industry or work sector.
  流行词也是关键词，都是他们更具体，涉及到一个行业或部门的工作用语。
• Justin: Well, consumer participation is dressed up in a number of buzzwords.
  贾斯汀：有很多流行语表达的都是用户参与这个意思。
• Charles 'speech is littered with lots of marketing buzzwords like' package 'and' product '.
  查尔斯的演讲充斥着“包装”、“产品”之类的营销领域流行用语。
• Some of the buzzwords are different, and the tools are a little different, but the underlying concepts are the same.
  虽然两者的一些术语并不相同，工具也有一些区别，但是根本的原理是一样的。
• Different employers think different buzzwords are important; their job advertisements and corporate websites will alert you to which ones they favour.
  不同的雇主对于流行语的侧重点亦不同。他们的广告和企业网站可以告诉你他们青睐何种术语。
• They are reacting to these buzzwords, not coining them.
  它们是这些时髦术语的回应者，而非创造者。