an eye-glazing topic of little public appeal — скучная тема, не представляющая интереса для широкой публики
To all but the most sophisticated trader, this is eye-glazing jargon. — Только самый искушённый трейдер может разобраться в этой тарабарщине.
Англо-русский современный словарь. 2014.
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