jargon in Italian

jargon in Italian is gergo — jargon means specialized vocabulary used by people in a particular profession or field, often hard for outsiders to follow.

jargon in Italian

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noun

What does "jargon" mean?

noun Specialized vocabulary used by people in a particular profession or field, often hard for outsiders to follow.
"The contract was full of legal jargon that confused the client."

jargon in a sentence

The contract was full of legal jargon that confused the client.
New employees struggled with all the technical jargon in the manual.

Similar words in Italian

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Common Italian translations

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Frequently asked questions

What is "jargon" in Italian?

"jargon" in Italian is gergo. jargon means: Specialized vocabulary used by people in a particular profession or field, often hard for outsiders to follow.

How do you use "jargon" in a sentence?

Example: "The contract was full of legal jargon that confused the client." In Italian, "jargon" is gergo.

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