borrow terminology

Examples (10)

• Languages often borrow terminology from other cultures to describe new concepts.
• Scientists frequently borrow terminology from Latin and Greek for precise definitions.
• The new field of study had to borrow much of its terminology from existing disciplines.
• When creating a new programming language, developers might borrow terminology from mathematics or logic.
• Some critics argue that the author tends to borrow too much terminology from philosophy, making it obscure.
• Has the legal system borrowed terminology from the medical profession in this particular case?
• It's common for emerging industries to borrow terminology from more established ones to gain legitimacy.
• They decided to borrow terminology from military strategy for their aggressive business plan.
• One should be careful when deciding to borrow terminology from a different domain to avoid confusion.
• Many modern languages continue to borrow terminology from English, especially in technology and science.