buzzwords

英

美 [ˈbʌzwərdz]

n.  (报刊等的)时髦术语，流行行话
buzzword的复数

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。

双语例句

• Some of the buzzwords are different, and the tools are a little different, but the underlying concepts are the same.
  虽然两者的一些术语并不相同，工具也有一些区别，但是根本的原理是一样的。
• Buzzwords are also keywords but they are more specific, relating to terminology within an industry or work sector.
  流行词也是关键词，都是他们更具体，涉及到一个行业或部门的工作用语。
• The phrase positive energy topped the list of Chinas buzzwords in 2012.
  2012年中国十大流行语中，正能量一词位居榜首。
• Prudence and patience have been the buzzwords, officials say, at a time when tempers have been running high.
  政府官员表示，在投资热情高涨的时候，谨慎和耐心是关键。
• Not only do we base our jokes on campus life, but also the buzzwords students like to use.
  我们不仅从校园生活中汲取笑料来源，同时还加入了学生们喜爱的流行热词。
• Then tailor your CV to include the buzzwords.
  你的简历中可以添加这些术语。
• Indeed "open architecture," whereby wealth managers are able to shop around the globe for the best expertise in any one area, is one of the big buzzwords in private banking.
  在开放式架构下，理财机构可以在全世界任何一个领域寻找最好的专业技巧。真正的开放式架构，是私人银行业最重要的专业术语之一。
• Java and Javascript is one of the latest buzzwords to hit the Internet world.
  Java和Javascript是Internet世界中最新的热门话题之一。
• The IT industry makes heavy use of buzzwords and ever changing terms to define itself.
  IT业总是大量的使用潮流词和不断变化的术语来定义自己。
• A speech full of buzzwords and empty promises.
  充满时髦词语和空头许诺的讲话。