用buzzword造句子，“buzzword”造句

1.a jargon; terminology; a buzzword 2.a technical term; a technical expression

A formal dictionary will only take you so far-and will usually stop short when you need the definition of a catchphrase, buzzword, idiom, slang word, or acronym.

In a political system where slogans matter, coining a new buzzword is a delicate business, and Bo has been careful to tie himself to the history of the Communist Party.

“Change”, too, was a campaign buzzword.

Or you have some that will just filibuster you for 30 minutes with stuff you just don't understand - this buzzword, that buzzword.

" Learning organization" is a buzzword coering roughly coering the ideal of an organization built on ision, teamwork, openness, flexibility, ability to act under changing conditions, and so forth.

E-marketing is the current buzzword.

The term is more of a marketing buzzword than a description of any specific type of software.

Adobe已經很好的使用了這一策略，用以幫助發展一些產品，並從一些開發者社區得到了很多有價值的反饋。甚至本週又收購了buzzword

Integration. For many, it's the buzzword of the new century, but what does it really mean and how can you use it to solve your application development needs?

Whatever the buzzword, the principle is much the same.

In Chapter6, you'll learn how to make your site buzzword compliant. After reading this chapter, you, too, will be able to access server-side functionality without resorting to clunky page refreshes.

Digital is the buzzword of the moment in communications technology.