argot造句

He knows thieves' argot.

Sell - capital argot, that is, sold themselves.

To speak in argot or jargon.

The argot and proverb created by them enrich Chinese language.

Derivatives were created to soften - or in the argot of Wall Street, "hedge" - investment losses.

The special vocabulary peculiar to the members of an underworld group;argot.

Even the prose is weirdly rootless: the multicultural argot of global VIPs who spend their lives at 35,000 feet.

But the song's argot parables, not through spiritual master advice, the average person is very ugly understand.

Just as the financial crisis has morphed into a daily grind instead of a daily fire drill, its peculiar argot has found its way into everyday conversations.

In the argot of video games, Medal of Honor is a first-person shooter, meaning that players see the action from the viewpoint of the characters they control.

The build-up of criminal argot corpus is of great significance for police units to enhance the ability of striking criminal misdeeds and timely capture suspects.

For, it must be stated to those who are ignorant of the case, that argot is both a literary phenomenon and a social result.