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Definition of argot - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
languagejargon unique to a particular community
- Gamers have their own argot that outsiders find confusing.
2.
criminalssecret language used by criminals
- The thieves communicated in their own argot.
Origin of argot
French, argot (slang)
Terms with argot included in their meaning
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Examples of argot in a sentence
Understanding the argot of hackers can be challenging. Detectives struggled to decode the gang's argot. The novel was filled with the argot of the underworld.
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- French:argot, ...
- German:Argot, ...
- Italian:gergo, ...
- Spanish:argot, ...
- Portuguese:gíria, gíria secreta, ...
- Chinese:行话, 暗语, ...
- Japanese:専門用語, アルゴ, ...
- Arabic:لُغَة خَاصَّة, لُغَة سِرِّيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:עָגָה, אַרְגוֹ, ...
- Russian:жаргон, ...
- Ukrainian:сленг, арго, ...
- Hindi:विशेष भाषा, अपराधियों की गुप्त भाषा, ...
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