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

Idiom

on the table

if a plan or offer is on the table, it has been officially suggested and is now being discussed or thought about.

The offer on the table is an 8% increase on last year's wages.At 6 p.m. on Thursday 29 April, a new deal was put on the table.

if a plan is on the table, no one is dealing with it at present but it has not been completely forgotten.

The committee agreed to leave the option to build a stadium in the city on the table.

be on the table

To be available or put forward, as for consideration, acceptance, discussion, etc. I wouldn't wait too long to accept the job offer—it might not be on the table for very long. Before this meeting begins, we'd like to have assurances that the possibility of restoring holiday bonuses is going to be on the table.

on the table

Fig. subject to discussion by the group; submitted as a point of discussion. The chairman said we could not discuss salaries since the topic was no longer on the table.

on the table

1. Up for discussion, as in There are two new proposals on the table. [Mid-1600s]

2. Postponed or put aside for later consideration, as in When they adjourned, three items were put on the table until the next meeting. [First half of 1700s] The table in both idioms is a figurative conference table. Also see lay one's cards on the table.

on the table

COMMON If a proposal, plan, or offer is on the table, it is has been formally suggested and people can discuss it. The Americans and others have not yet put their proposals on the table. The offer on the table is part of the long-term policy to control taxation within the EU.

on the ˈtable

(British English) used in business, to talk about a suggestion, plan or amount of money which is being discussed or offered: In today’s meeting there were several new proposals on the table.The company can put an extra one per cent on the table, in return for an agreement on overtime.

on the table

1. Up for discussion: Her new offer is on the table.

2. Put aside for consideration at a later date.

词组	on the table
释义	Idiom on the table 1. if a plan or offer is on the table, it has been officially suggested and is now being discussed or thought about. The offer on the table is an 8% increase on last year's wages.At 6 p.m. on Thursday 29 April, a new deal was put on the table. 2. if a plan is on the table, no one is dealing with it at present but it has not been completely forgotten. The committee agreed to leave the option to build a stadium in the city on the table. idiomon the tableif an offer, idea etc is on the table, someone has suggested it so that it can be considered and discussed:Clinton said the option of lifting the UN arms embargo was still on the table. be on the table To be available or put forward, as for consideration, acceptance, discussion, etc. I wouldn't wait too long to accept the job offer—it might not be on the table for very long. Before this meeting begins, we'd like to have assurances that the possibility of restoring holiday bonuses is going to be on the table. on the table Fig. subject to discussion by the group; submitted as a point of discussion. The chairman said we could not discuss salaries since the topic was no longer on the table. on the table 1. Up for discussion, as in There are two new proposals on the table. [Mid-1600s] 2. Postponed or put aside for later consideration, as in When they adjourned, three items were put on the table until the next meeting. [First half of 1700s] The table in both idioms is a figurative conference table. Also see lay one's cards on the table. on the table COMMON If a proposal, plan, or offer is on the table, it is has been formally suggested and people can discuss it. The Americans and others have not yet put their proposals on the table. The offer on the table is part of the long-term policy to control taxation within the EU. on the ˈtable (British English) used in business, to talk about a suggestion, plan or amount of money which is being discussed or offered: In today’s meeting there were several new proposals on the table.The company can put an extra one per cent on the table, in return for an agreement on overtime. on the table 1. Up for discussion: Her new offer is on the table. 2. Put aside for consideration at a later date.
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