buzzword是什么意思

双语用例

• Local history becomes global history or, as the new buzzword would have it, 'glo-cal' history.

• As far as fashion is concerned the tectonic has already become a buzzword, since we live in a world in which everything is readily absorbable.

• The principal buzzwords that students of the new movement will need to contend with are projection, mutation, and simulation.

• On the first page he notes that it 'is the most slippery, dangerous and important buzzword of the late twentieth century'.

• Also, one must, no matter the aversion to buzzwords, attend to media convergence.

• Liminality seems to have become something of a buzzword.

• Although "culturally sensitive" care has become a politically correct buzzword in healthcare recently, the use of the culture concept is often remarkably naive.

• But it is hardly more of a buzzword than any other adjectival nouns or gerunds.