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 Translation for 'official jargon' from English to French
adm.ling.
langage {m} administratif
official jargon
Partial Matches
ling.
sabir {m} [jargon]
jargon
méd.
jargon {m} médical
medical jargon
ling.sport
jargon {m} de football
football jargon [soccer]
en titre {adj} [maîtresse]official
adm.occup.
agent {m} [de l'État]
official
adm.
administratif {adj}
official
officiel {adj}official
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adm.occup.
fonctionnaire {m}
official
adm.occup.
agente {f} [de l'État]
official [female]
officialité {m}official status
adm.dr.occup.
prévaricateur {m}
corrupt official
adm.occup.
femme {f} officier [aussi : l'officière]
official [female]
adm.ling.pol.
langue {f} officielle
official language
milieux {m.pl} officielsofficial circles
bulletin {m} d'informationofficial journal
adm.
serment {m} professionnel
official oath
adm.
bilinguisme {m} officiel
official bilingualism
officiel {m}official [representative]
blâme {m} [sanction]official warning
adm.occup.
femme {f} officier [aussi : l'officière]
public official [female]
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Usage Examples English
  • The French language was established as the sole official language during the French occupation, however an exception was given to the courts as Italian prevailed for legal jargon.
  • He testified in a rapid, often incomprehensible specific Palermitan dialect and Mafia jargon that had to be translated for the official record.
  • Jargon is sometimes understood as a form of technical slang and then distinguished from the official terminology used in a particular field of activity.
  • The term would consequently be utilized throughout Soviet history among official references and publications.
  • The National Weather Service Cooperative Observer Program (COOP) is a network of around 11,000 volunteers that record official weather observations across the United States.

  • Whereas a classified document is normally intended to be available to anyone with the appropriate security clearance, an "eyes only" designation, whether official or informal, indicates that the document is intended only for a specific set of readers.
  • Meanwhile, Otto also used his own contacts to try and secure Rudolf's release, invoking the help of a senior nationalist Chinese government official who was in Shanghai at the time whom the Hamburger brothers both knew well.
  • The duration of official campaigns started one week after Ramadan and were limited to seven days, ending 24 hours before the polling process started.
  • Surviving witnesses recalled the suspect brandishing an official business card from the police or the gendarme; utilised police equipment such as handcuffs and walkie-talkies; spoke recognizable police jargon; and possessed an extensive knowledge of investigative procedure which he used to escape detection.
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