| 词组 | agenda |
| 释义 | agenda /əˈdʒendə/ noun [C] 1. a list of things that need to be discussed or dealt with, or that someone plans to do – used especially about politics and businessphrasesan item on the agenda What is the next item on the agenda for today’s meeting?be (at the) top of the agenda Energy efficiency is top of the agenda.be high on the agenda Dealing with terrorism is high on the government’s agenda.be on the political agenda Reforming the healthcare system has been on the political agenda for many years.verbsset the agenda (=decide what needs to be dealt with or achieved) The report set the agenda for the debate.agree an agenda We need to agree an agenda for the next meeting.put sth on the agenda This incident has put the issue of racism firmly back on the agenda.establish/create/provide an agenda The scientists were able to establish an agenda for future research.implement an agenda formal (=do what you have planned) The party offered few details about how they planned to implement their agenda.top the agenda (=be the most important thing on an agenda) The issue will top the agenda at the peace talks.adjectivesthe political agenda The political agenda was dominated by the world economic crisis.an ambitious agenda The new government had an ambitious agenda when they first came to power.prepositionsbe on the agenda The environment is still on the agenda.be off the agenda (=not on it) Women’s issues are off the agenda.2. secret reasons for doing something or things you secretly want to achieveadjectivesa secret/hidden agenda When the reforms were first announced, people suspected that the government had a hidden agenda.your own (personal) agenda She had her own agenda when she agreed to accept the job.a political agenda There is a small group of union leaders with a political agenda who are causing trouble. verbshave an agenda The makers of the film clearly have an agenda. |
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