WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| jerga nf | (habla de un grupo) (uncountable) | slang n |
| | (uncountable, less formal) | lingo n |
| | Los chavales hablan su propia jerga para que nadie les entienda. |
| | Young kids speak their own slang so no one understands what they're saying. |
| jerga nf | coloquial (lenguaje técnico) | jargon, argot n |
| | (less formal) | lingo n |
| | Es muy difícil entender este texto pues hay mucha jerga técnica. |
| | It's very difficult to understand this text because it has a lot of technical jargon (or: argot). |
| Additional Translations |
| jerga nf | coloquial (lenguaje incomprensible) (incomprehensible) | gibberish n |
| | (spoken by a group) | slang, vernacular, parlance n |
| | No entiendo nada de la jerga de los amigos de mi hijo. |
| | I don't understand any of my son's friends' gibberish. |
| jerga nf | (tela gruesa) | sackcloth n |
| | | coarse cloth n |
| | En la habitación solo había un colchón de jerga relleno de paja. |
| | In the room there was only a sackcloth mattress stuffed with straw. |
| jerga nf | MX (trapo) | rag n |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
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