Term Gallery logo

Significats de become a buzzword en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "become a buzzword".
Ús de become a buzzword en anglès
1
The inaugural commercial service was launched last month and 4G has become a buzzword.
BBC
2
Convergence has become a buzzword recently, with customers increasingly demanding a range of services from a single provider.
Reuters
3
Beacons Are the Future (But Not for Everyone) Beacon has become a buzzword in retail lately.
Wired
4
It has become a buzzword that may signify a shared connection with up to date thinking, but it is often used with no clear meaning.
The Guardian
5
True, very few games actually ended up suporting the concept, but it hinted at an era in which "second-screen" entertainment would become a buzzword.
The Guardian
6
Car-sharing became a buzzword, and there are significant investments being made in that direction.
The Irish Times
7
Everyone is into this mindfulness at the moment but (farmers) were acting mindful before it ever became a buzzword.
The Irish Times
8
The album even begins with Insula, a timely ode to isolation, recorded well before it became a buzzword of the coronavirus times.
The Irish Times
9
Utility is becoming a buzzword in fashion, with jumpsuits that look ever closer to overalls, and apron and pinafore styling on dresses.
The Guardian
10
The three-times world all around champion's footwork and bodywork were so majestic that gasps of "wow" became a buzzword at the venue.
Reuters
Aquesta col·locació està formada per: