argot 的定义
- a specialized idiomatic vocabulary peculiar to a particular class or group of people, especially that of an underworld group, devised for private communication and identification: a Restoration play rich in thieves' argot.
- the special vocabulary and idiom of a particular profession or social group: sociologists' argot.
argot 近义词
jargon
argot 的近义词 10 个
argot 的反义词 1 个
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- She can understand and speak the language of the beat cop as well as the argot of the legal scholar.
- The inseparable Thingumy and Bob speak an argot of spoonerisms (“Nake no totice” and so on), and carry a secret ruby.
- Lacking devoted patronage, there Telugu evolved into a spectacularly hideous argot.
- The motions will “ripen,” in the rather charming legislative argot applied to this aggressively charmless process, next Tuesday.
- Under all the revolutionary argot, the new state functioned just like the old state - only worse.
- For those unfamiliar with the argot, a “buffalo” is a “nickel” uh, five years?
- His songs were in argot French, imitations of what he had heard in low cabarets on the Seine when he was at work there.
- She smiled as portions of the argot the painter beside her was using, filtered into her consciousness.
- No sensible man can envy Asylas, to whom the language of birds was as familiar as French argot to our young décadents.
- But in the outer salon the talk was to the last degree shoppy, and overflowed with the argot of the studios.
- You are really not at all sure that the white face belonged to Argot, are you?