Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Discuss"

A: It refers to a previous conversation.
ex.) As we discussed, all of the nation-states in the world have unique governmental structure.

A: hablar de, debater. Be careful, as "discutir" often means "to argue" and can be hence "un falso amigo"!

A: To talk about. I want to discuss world problems.

A: To talk about something, to have a conversation, usually about a specifc topic. Like "we had a discussion about different types of cheese."

A: I would like to discuss my grade with the teacher.

My friends often discuss sports when we're together.

I do not want to discuss my love life with him.

Could you please discuss this outside?

A: i discussed this with you yesterday. stop bothering me.
i discussed it with her but she didn't want to be on the same team as him.
i discussed the issue with my boss and we drafted a new proposal.

A: You have to be here at 3pm to discuss the issue with the manager.
"To discuss" something means to have a conversation with someone about something in order to solve a problem.

A: 'Discuss' is the verb and 'discussion' is the noun. When you discuss something, you're having a discussion about it.

"We should discuss this in greater detail."
"We should have a discussion about this."
"Meet me later and we can discuss."
"Meet me later and we can have a discussion."

A: Discussion means sharing of knowledge.

Debating means looking from various view points.

Argument means defending one position,

A: Discuss is when 2 or more people share some knowledge about a topic. Debate requires the sharing of knowledge between 2 or more opposite opinions about a topic.

The class is discussing the life stages of an insect.
The differing opinions of the students resulted in a debate that lasted all day.

A: discuss: thảo luận để đi đến một quyết định
argue: cãi nhau một cách giận dữ.

A: I think disgusting implies a stronger repulsion than gross. Gross also traditionally imply that something is rude/vulgar rather than something you are repulsed by. But in spoken English these two terms are used interchangeably.

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A: kya aap is pr bahas krna chahenge

A: I'll discuss IT with you later.
...a little less formal....
We'll talk about it later.

A: We discussed what it will be like.
We discussed what it will be like in the future.
いかがですか。

A: Sure:)

A: "I discussed it with him" if you are referring to a specific topic. Or "I discussed the topic with him."

"I talked to him" sounds more natural if it is an informal way of saying you have spoken with someone.