agenda in Japanese
agenda in Japanese is 議題, 議事, 議事日程 — agenda means a list of items to be discussed or dealt with, especially at a meeting.
agenda in Japanese
議題
Pronounced: gidai
A list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting).
議事
Pronounced: giji
A list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting).
議事日程
Pronounced: gijinittei
A list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting).
What does "agenda" mean?
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noun A list of items to be discussed or dealt with, especially at a meeting.
"The first item on the agenda was the budget."
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noun A hidden or underlying set of motives behind someone's actions.
"Critics accused the journalist of pushing a political agenda."
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agenda in a sentence
- The first item on the agenda was the budget.
- Please send me the agenda before tomorrow's meeting.
- Critics accused the journalist of pushing a political agenda.
- She suspected he had a hidden agenda for suggesting the merger.
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What is "agenda" in Japanese?
"agenda" in Japanese is 議題, 議事, 議事日程. agenda means: A list of items to be discussed or dealt with, especially at a meeting.
How do you pronounce 議題?
"agenda" in Japanese is 議題, pronounced "gidai".
How do you use "agenda" in a sentence?
Example: "The first item on the agenda was the budget." In Japanese, "agenda" is 議題, 議事, 議事日程.
Are there other ways to say "agenda" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "agenda": 議題, 議事, 議事日程.
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