用lingo造句子，“lingo”造句

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In the lingo of marital psychology, this is called triangulation.

To explain, we'll need to introduce some more Eclipse lingo.

The state's Silicon Valley also contributed to English's high tech lingo: software, hardware and Megabyte.

He wasn't of their tribe, and he could not talk their lingo, was the way he put it to himself

After a brief introduction to these words, one will begin to get familiar with the lingo which is constant in books, lectures, tapes, videos, and readings.

White space is industry lingo for the unused airwaves that abut TV spectrum and provide a buffer from stray signals and other interference.

Don't use internal lingo.

It's fun to use the local lingo.

Spoke to me in the lingo of fundamentalism.

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With Twitter, users have up to 140 characters per "tweet, " which is their lingo for a message.

In math lingo, is it (0,1), or [0,1], or (0,1] or [0,1)? (The square bracket means "includes" whereas the parenthesis means "doesn't include.") Again, a test program might provide the answer:

What's the lingo in your industry?

You can share in the fun by learning some Halloween English lingo and customs.

The beauty industry has its own language and clients often get lost in the lingo that is "beauty talk".

Some instant messaging users handle these cases with abbreviated responses like BRB (be right back) or OTP (on the phone) under the assumption that the partner knows the shorthand lingo.

Spoke to me in the lingo of fundamentalism.

The findings appear to confirm the cliche about Britons being notoriously bad at making an effort to speak the lingo when abroad.

Or, in math lingo, it is [0,1).

The "bon-ami" all ended when the English nation took their new warlike lingo of "armies", "navies" and "soldiers" and began the Hundred Years' war against France.

In music-business lingo, that means he wanted to buy the rights to the song and market it.