discuss in Latin
discuss in Latin is colloquor, dissertō — discuss means to talk over a topic with someone, weighing different views.
discuss in Latin
colloquor
dissertō
What does "discuss" mean?
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verb To talk over a topic with someone, weighing different views.
"Let's discuss the budget before the meeting ends."
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verb To share or reveal information about something.
"The report discusses the causes of the delay in detail."
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discuss in a sentence
- Let's discuss the budget before the meeting ends.
- They discussed the plan for nearly an hour.
- The report discusses the causes of the delay in detail.
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What is "discuss" in Latin?
"discuss" in Latin is colloquor, dissertō. discuss means: To talk over a topic with someone, weighing different views.
How do you use "discuss" in a sentence?
Example: "Let's discuss the budget before the meeting ends." In Latin, "discuss" is colloquor, dissertō.
Are there other ways to say "discuss" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "discuss": colloquor, dissertō.
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