Technical language from the workplace or specialized fields of knowledge is called

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<span>Technical language from the workplace or specialized fields of knowledge is called D. jargon.
Idioms aren't usually technical - those are phrases such as pull one's leg, raining cats and dogs, etc.
Slang is language used by a certain population, for example, young people's slang.
Dialect is just a type of a language spoken in another country, for example, American, Australian, and New Zealand English are dialects of the English language. </span>

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