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photo. photo walk [also: photowalk] [jargon]Fotowalk {m} [Jargon]
ling. lingo [coll.] [jargon]Kauderwelsch {n} [Jargon, Fachchinesisch]
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dead tree {sg} [ecologists' jargon or sl. for: paper]tote Bäume {pl} [Öko-Jargon für: Papier]
hist. to be half Jewish [Nazi jargon] [also: to be half-Jewish]Halbjude sein [Nazi-Jargon]
hist. to be classified as a half-Jew [Nazi jargon]als Halbjude gelten [Nazi-Jargon]
hist. to be half Jewish [female] [Nazi jargon] [also: to be half-Jewish]Halbjüdin sein [Nazi-Jargon]
hist. to be classified as a half-Jew [female] [Nazi jargon]als Halbjüdin gelten [Nazi-Jargon]
hist. to be classified as half-Jewish [Nazi jargon]als halbjüdisch gelten [Nazi-Jargon]
tech. to brick sth. [technical jargon] [render an electronic device permanently unusable (turn it into a "brick")]etw. bricken [Technik-Jargon] [ein elektronisches Gerät dauerhaft unbenutzbar machen]
comp. bloatware [jargon]Bloatware {f} [selten auch: Blähware] [Jargon]
pol. Alki [also: Al-ki] [USA] [Washington state motto (Chinook Jargon): By and by / Some day][Motto des US-Staates Washington; Chinook-Jargon: Irgendwann]
sysop [IT jargon]Sysop {m} [IT-Jargon] [Systemoperator, Systembetreuer]
ling. chinuk wawa [Chinook Jargon]Chinook Wawa {n} [Chinook-Jargon, Chinook-Pidgin]
electr. tech. discoupling [jargon]Entkopplung {f}
ling. vernacular [jargon]Fachjargon {m}
ling. vernacular [jargon]Jargon {m}
urineNatursekt {m} [Jargon]
sober {adj}trocken [Jargon] [nüchtern]
drugs cannabis cafeCoffeeshop {m} [Jargon]
ling. vernacular [jargon]Fachsprache {f} [Fachjargon]
zool. companion animal [jargon]Haustier {n}
econ. job killerJobkiller {m} [Jargon]
lit. publ. ghostwriterNeger {m} [Jargon] [Ghostwriter]
punkettePunklady {f} [Jargon] [Punkerin]
sports skidQuersteher {m} [Jargon] [Motorsport]
discrepancySchere {f} [Jargon] [Diskrepanz]
sports tactical geniusTaktikfuchs {m} [Jargon]
comp. to escape (sth.)(etw.) escapen [Jargon]
games to roleplayrollenspielen [Jargon der Rollenspielszene]
sports cracker [coll.]Bombe {f} [Fußball-Jargon]
sports thunderbolt [coll.]Bombenschuss {m} [Fußball-Jargon]
brand developmentBranding {n} [Marketing-Jargon]
m-bag [postal jargon]Büchersendung {f}
sysop [IT jargon]Computersystemoperateur {m} [selten]
sports women footballers [Br.]Frauenfußballer {pl} [Jargon]
hist. spec. Germani [hist. jargon, rare]Germanen {pl}
hunting ling. hunting terms {pl} [hunting jargon]Jägersprache {f}
entom. killer beesKillerbienen {pl} [Medien-Jargon]
cottage [sl.]Klappe {f} [Schwulen-Jargon]
sports lob shotLupfer {m} [Fußball-Jargon]
dairy stuffs [agribusiness jargon]Milchprodukte {pl}
econ. multinationalMulti {m} [Jargon: multinationaler Konzern]
price alertPreisalarm {m} [Werbe-Jargon]
market. personality promotion [Br.] [jargon]Prominentenwerbung {f}
RadioTV ratings kingQuotenkönig {m} [TV-Jargon]
fin. pol. pension packageRentenpaket {n} [politischer Jargon]
RadioTV dirty televisionSchmuddelfernsehen {n} [Medien-Jargon]
street talk [street jargon]Straßenjargon {m}
sports away {adv}in der Fremde [Jargon]
Internet noobish {adj} [coll., internet jargon] [pej.]amateurhaft
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