They learn the jargon by hanging out in hospitals or with people who have the jobs they aspire to.
I had to dress the part, learn business jargon, and work within a team-oriented culture that often included eight to 10 people on each project.
Meanwhile, individuals learn legal jargon, prepare legal documents and the evidence required by the courts, and tolerate long waiting times for case-filing decisions, all of which happens during dispute transitions (Su 2000; He et al. 2013).
Learn the jargon: Crown = top half of bun.
Learn the jargon and be prepared to properly identify the fabric you wish to use by weight (yield), content, and construction.
"It's a question of learning the jargon".
Learning the jargon is essential, but be able to see through it, write plainly, and question it when not clear What do employers value?
A squad of C.I.A. officers grew their hair long, learned the jargon of the New Left, and went off to infiltrate peace groups in the United States and Europe.
Those skills include learning the jargon of physicians, knowing how to design and run clinical trials, and understanding the regulatory hurdles of drug development.
I don't live in a naive dream–I know that most people, when faced with hardship, do not care about learning sociological jargon.
