1. If you live abroad it helps to know the local lingo.

2. I don't speak the lingo.

3. He became skilled in several tribal lingoes.

4. In Italy, of course, Stef can speak the lingo.

5. Don't use all that technical lingo try and explain in plain English.

6. In record-business lingo, that means he wanted to buy the rights to the song and market it.

7. I'd like to go to Greece, but I don't speak the lingo .

8. He doesn't speak the lingo.

9. He picked up the local lingo straight away.

10. Tourists navigated with resigned expressions: this was Holiday and at least you could understand the lingo.

11. In computer lingo, a million bytes is commonly referred to as one megabyte.

12. And not much chance of Fishy learning enough of the local lingo to set up a sting like this.

13. His son is probably the guy in the Guinness Draught ad, who is no tourist because he speaks the lingo.

14. He picked up the lingo right away, but I can't get any kind of fix on it.

15. Travelling in Spain is much easier if you can speak the lingo.

16. In the lingo of the Cold War, who had turned whom?

16. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

17. They may make use of the brevity of Latin tags, just as pithy as any adman's lingo.

18. In the lingo of modern thinking, the human is part of the loop.

19. Consumers have no say in this arrangement; they are expected to simply buy the new devices and learn the lingo.

20. "Deliver the package" is pilot lingo for dropping a bomb on a target.

21. My sister knows several lingoes.

22. Lingoes is a dictionary and multi-language translation software providing results in over 60 languages. It offers text translation, cursor translator, index list group and ...

23. Lingoes is a dictionary and multi-language translation software providing results in over 60 languages.

24. Lingoes is an excellent dictionary software in Microsoft Windows Platform.

25. While this tool is perfectly fine, one might find the free LINGOES tool to be at least as interesting, and probably more.