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

• When Chinese people see the world open their eyes to find that English is the world buzzwords.
  当中国人睁开眼睛看世界时，才知道英语是这个世界的流行语。
• Too often, business people communicate in jargon and buzzwords. They'd be more effective if they spoke in plain English.
  商务人士热衷于用行话和术语沟通。如果他们说大白话效果会更好。
• They are reacting to these buzzwords, not coining them.
  它们是这些时髦术语的回应者，而非创造者。
• Keywords and buzzwords are similar.
  关键字和流行词十分相似。
• Packing as many buzzwords as possible into a single news announcement might prove you're "on message" but won't disguise the fact your strategy lags every major player in town.
  尽可能的将一些时髦的词语包装进单个新闻公告，可能证明你是在“传递信息”，但是这不能掩盖你的战略滞后于城中主要玩家的事实。
• 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 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。
• Then tailor your CV to include the buzzwords.
  你的简历中可以添加这些术语。
• Europe is currently portrayed as conservative and ridiculously timid when "globalism" and the "Internet" those two buzzwords of our era, come up.
  当“全球化”与“因特网”（这是我们这个时代叫得最响的两个词）到来时，欧洲的形象则是保守、令人可笑的胆小。
• 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。