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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Jargon VS nomenclature
What is the difference between jargon and nomenclature?
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Hi, jargon - language used by a particular subset of people in a particular field, eg computer people, eg business people, eg academics nomenclature - a set of names and the associated naming convention, often used eg in a particular field of science. Clive
- Hi, jargon - language used by a particular subset of people in a particular field, eg computer people, eg business people, eg academics nomenclature - a set of names and the associated naming convention, often used eg in a particular field of science.
- Clive
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Hi,
jargon - language used by a particular subset of people in a particular field, eg computer people, eg business people, eg academics
nomenclature - a set of names and the associated naming convention, often used eg in a particular field of science.
Clive
jargon - language used by a particular subset of people in a particular field, eg computer people, eg business people, eg academics
nomenclature - a set of names and the associated naming convention, often used eg in a particular field of science.
Clive
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Hi,
You might consider writing some sentences that use all these words that you are asking us about. It's a good way to check your understanding, and to help yourself to remember them.
Clive
You might consider writing some sentences that use all these words that you are asking us about. It's a good way to check your understanding, and to help yourself to remember them.
Clive
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