Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Chinese
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Cold-conked himself, in your parlance.”.
In the industry's parlance, they might change the world.
In recent years,change management has become ubiquitous in business parlance.
A“mule” in drug parlance is a courier who carries drugs.
The company describes this“full stack”(an industry parlance) the Aurora Driver.
To use Chinese parlance, he was both a tiger and a monkey king.
Next time there willbe“institution building” before privatizations(to use the post-Russia parlance).
In modern parlance they would probably be called glass high heels.
Today, design thinking has become common parlance in many industries and disciplines.
In tennis parlance, this was a major unforced error by your chairman.
Fraudulent transactions- double spends, in industry parlance- are rejected by the network, preventing fraud.
The parlance of economists, such a case is known as an information asymmetry.
Assume expected return, or, more appropriately in academic parlance, the‘required rate of return‘ is 5%.
In popular parlance, we call this a"security blanket.".
The term‘The FourthIndustrial Revolution' has become common parlance, conveying the magnitude of the changes underway.
In military parlance, D-Day is the day on which an operation is scheduled to be initiated.
The paintings of Bernard Charoy somehowelicit something different from conventional art critical parlance.
In typical parlance, the word biodegradable is distinct in meaning from compostable.
It matters because singling out and demonising a particular set of people-prejudice in everyday parlance- is just plain wrong.
In today's Silicon Valley parlance, we would be tempted to term such a car a‘disrupter.'.
I have never been interested in what is called the literature of social comment(in journalistic andcommercial parlance:'great books').
In playground parlance, the kids who once had the“cooties” are now leading the“cool kids' club.”.
Think of them as a co-pilot, not the Autopilot of Tesla's marketing parlance but a wingman that amplifies human skills instead of replacing them.
In legal parlance, an"unwilling licensee" is a company that will not seriously negotiate paying to license a patent that it infringes.
(In British police parlance,“under caution” means that the interviewee was informed of his rights.).
In the parlance of business researchers, both the internet and outsourcing belong to a kind of paradigmatic breakthrough, called"disruptive innovation".
In speaker recognition parlance, this is known as a“supervector,” as it is a concatenation of other vectors.
Hacking,” in the group's parlance, can involve any manner of self-directed learning: travel, volunteer work, organizing collaborative learning groups with friends.
