英语词组discussion是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

DISCUSSION

clear the air

to get rid of doubts or hard feelings. (Sometimes this is said about an argument or other unpleasantness.)

All right, let's discuss this frankly. It'll be better if we clear the air.Mr. and Mrs. Brown always seem to have to clear the air with a big argument before they can be sociable.

cover a lot of ground

to deal with much information and many facts.

The history lecture covered a lot of ground today.Mr. and Mrs. Franklin always cover a lot of ground when they argue.

get down to cases

to begin to discuss specific matters; to get down to business.

When we've finished the general discussion, we'll get down to cases.Now that everyone is here, we can get down to cases.

hash something over

to discuss something in great detail. (Informal.)

Okay, we can hash it over this afternoon.Why don't you come to my office so we can hash over this contract?

have a heart-to-heart (talk)

to have a sincere and intimate talk.

I had a heart-to-heart talk with my father before I went off to college.I have a problem, John. Let's sit down and have a heart-to-heart.

have a word with someone

to speak to someone, usually privately.

The manager asked to have a word with me when I was not busy.John, could I have a word with you? We need to discuss something.

kick something around

to discuss an idea or a proposal.

That sounds like a good idea to me. Let's kick it around in our meeting tomorrow.We kicked around John's idea for a while.

open something up

to begin examining or discussing something.

Do you really want to open it up now?Now is the time to open up the question of taxes.

put something forward

to state an idea; to advance an idea.

Toward the end of the meeting, Sally put an idea forward.Now, I'd like to put something forward.He put several suggestions forward.

take something up (with someone)

to raise and discuss a matter with someone.

This is a very complicated problem. I'll have to take it up with the office manager.She'll take up this problem with the owner in the morning.

talk something out

to talk about all aspects of a problem or disagreement.

Ann and Sally had a problem, so they agreed to talk it out.It's better to talk out a disagreement than to stay mad.

thrash something out

to discuss something thoroughly and solve any problems.

The committee took hours to thrash the whole matter out.Fred and Anne thrashed out the reasons for their constant disagreements.

touch base (with someone)

to talk to someone; to confer with someone. (Slang.)

I need to touch base with John on this matter.John and I touched base on this question yesterday, and we are in agreement.

touch on something

to mention something; to talk about something briefly.

In tomorrow's lecture I'd like to touch on the matter of taxation.The teacher only touched on the subject. There wasn't time to do more than that.

词组	discussion
释义	DISCUSSION clear the air to get rid of doubts or hard feelings. (Sometimes this is said about an argument or other unpleasantness.) All right, let's discuss this frankly. It'll be better if we clear the air.Mr. and Mrs. Brown always seem to have to clear the air with a big argument before they can be sociable. cover a lot of ground to deal with much information and many facts. The history lecture covered a lot of ground today.Mr. and Mrs. Franklin always cover a lot of ground when they argue. get down to cases to begin to discuss specific matters; to get down to business. When we've finished the general discussion, we'll get down to cases.Now that everyone is here, we can get down to cases. hash something over to discuss something in great detail. (Informal.) Okay, we can hash it over this afternoon.Why don't you come to my office so we can hash over this contract? have a heart-to-heart (talk) to have a sincere and intimate talk. I had a heart-to-heart talk with my father before I went off to college.I have a problem, John. Let's sit down and have a heart-to-heart. have a word with someone to speak to someone, usually privately. The manager asked to have a word with me when I was not busy.John, could I have a word with you? We need to discuss something. kick something around to discuss an idea or a proposal. That sounds like a good idea to me. Let's kick it around in our meeting tomorrow.We kicked around John's idea for a while. open something up to begin examining or discussing something. Do you really want to open it up now?Now is the time to open up the question of taxes. put something forward to state an idea; to advance an idea. Toward the end of the meeting, Sally put an idea forward.Now, I'd like to put something forward.He put several suggestions forward. take something up (with someone) to raise and discuss a matter with someone. This is a very complicated problem. I'll have to take it up with the office manager.She'll take up this problem with the owner in the morning. talk something out to talk about all aspects of a problem or disagreement. Ann and Sally had a problem, so they agreed to talk it out.It's better to talk out a disagreement than to stay mad. thrash something out to discuss something thoroughly and solve any problems. The committee took hours to thrash the whole matter out.Fred and Anne thrashed out the reasons for their constant disagreements. touch base (with someone) to talk to someone; to confer with someone. (Slang.) I need to touch base with John on this matter.John and I touched base on this question yesterday, and we are in agreement. touch on something to mention something; to talk about something briefly. In tomorrow's lecture I'd like to touch on the matter of taxation.The teacher only touched on the subject. There wasn't time to do more than that.
随便看	leave it at that leave it be leave it for another leave it for another occasion leave it in care leave it in her hands leave it in his hands leave it in my hands leave it in our hands leave it in ruins leave it in the hands of leave it in their hands leave it in your hands leave it laying about leave it laying around leave it lying about leave it lying around leave it off Leave It Open leave it out! leave it out leave it out of account leave its mark leave its mark on leave its mark on her