Winged WordsHamilton, 1988 - 292 pagini |
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Pagina 11
... jargon , they will have it , whatever the rest of us say . In fact the French technocrats , than whom there come no ... jargon has replaced the older , woollier , layman's meaning of the words , such as it was . However , as happens with ...
... jargon , they will have it , whatever the rest of us say . In fact the French technocrats , than whom there come no ... jargon has replaced the older , woollier , layman's meaning of the words , such as it was . However , as happens with ...
Pagina 99
... jargon is one of the most logical of specialist jargons , partly because doctors seem to take an interest in language , and partly because their profession is more strictly controlled than others . The trouble is that the lay public ...
... jargon is one of the most logical of specialist jargons , partly because doctors seem to take an interest in language , and partly because their profession is more strictly controlled than others . The trouble is that the lay public ...
Pagina 104
... jargon . There is an old quasi - medical term humdudgeon , meaning something like accidie or being down in the hypochondriac dumps , or the Cameelious Hump , the Hump that is black and blue . This is cheating , because humdudgeon is ...
... jargon . There is an old quasi - medical term humdudgeon , meaning something like accidie or being down in the hypochondriac dumps , or the Cameelious Hump , the Hump that is black and blue . This is cheating , because humdudgeon is ...
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