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buzz word

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buzz word
Noun
Informal a word, originally from a particular jargon, which becomes a popular vogue word
Translations
Spanish buzz word n → palabra que está de moda
French buzz word n (inf) → mot m à la mode or dans le vent
German buzz word (inf) n → Modewort nt
Italian buzz word n (col) → termine m in voga
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