buzzword

英 [ˈbʌzwɜːd]

美 [ˈbʌzwɜːrd]

n.  (报刊等的)时髦术语，流行行话

复数：buzzwords　

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BNC.34385 / COCA.18093

牛津词典

noun

• （报刊等的）时髦术语，流行行话
  a word or phrase, especially one connected with a particular subject, that has become fashionable and popular and is used a lot in newspapers, etc.

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。

英英释义

noun

• stock phrases that have become nonsense through endless repetition
  Synonym:cant

双语例句

• Asian financial centres have a new buzzword: "decoupling".
  亚洲的金融中心目前流行一个新词汇：“脱钩”。
• In fact, Xing Fu ( happiness) has become a buzzword since the show.
  事实上，自从这个节目播出以来幸福就成为了一个流行词。
• In the new century, the buzzword for Europe is climate control.
  新世纪里，欧洲的时髦术语是气候控制。
• Meeting user expectations is far more important than buzzword compliance.
  满足用户体验要比满足其他花里胡哨的兼容性重要得多。
• On the global stage, adjustment was the buzzword for major economies in 2010.
  调整成为2010年全球市场主要经济体的流行词。
• In business circles, "creativity" has become a buzzword to describe a desired trait among employees.
  在商界，“创造力”是个时髦词语，用来描述员工的一大优点。
• This shift has also spawned a new buzzword at Stanford& spikiness.
  这种转变在斯坦福形成了一个新流行语&尖刺一族（spiky）。
• The latest buzzword in Moscow is modernisation.
  “现代化”是莫斯科时下流行的一个词语。
• This is another business buzzword that will make you sound very up-to-date.
  这是另一个商业上的常用词，会让你显得非常新潮。
• Abstract: Learning style has been a buzzword in foreign language teaching in the recent years.
  学习方式的研究是近年来外语教学界的热门话题。