| 单词 | discuss |
| 释义 | discuss verbadverb | verb + discuss | preposition | phrases adverb➤exhaustively, fully, in detail, thoroughly详尽讨论；充分讨论；详细商讨◆the plan was discussed in great detail.对这项计划作了极为详细的讨论。➤at length, endlessly, extensively长时间讨论；没完没了地商讨；广泛讨论◆these ideas will be discussed at greater length in the next chapter.这些观点将在下一章中花更大篇幅予以论述。➤briefly简短地讨论▸➤further进一步讨论▸➤freely, openly自由／公开讨论◆this problem has never been discussed openly before.这个问题以前从未公开讨论过。➤informally非正式讨论▸➤critically, intelligently, seriously批判地／睿智地／严肃地讨论◆students should be encouraged to discuss critically the information they are given.应该鼓励学生对获得的信息进行批判性的讨论。➤publicly公开讨论➤explicitly (especially name) 坦率地讨论verb + discuss➤convene (sth) to, meet to召集（⋯）讨论；开会讨论◆to convene a conference to discuss the country's political future召集会议讨论国家的政治前途◆the committee meets regularly to discuss these issues.委员会定期开会讨论这些问题。➤want to, wish to, would like to想要讨论；希望谈论➤need to需要讨论▸➤refuse to拒绝讨论◆he refused to discuss it with me.他拒绝跟我讨论这个问题。➤be able to能够讨论▸➤be prepared to, be willing to愿意讨论◆i'm not prepared to discuss this on the phone.我不愿意在电话里讨论这个问题。preposition➤with与⋯讨论◆i'd like to discuss this matter with you later.我想稍后再与你讨论这个问题。phrases➤as discussed如已讨论过的◆we will send you an invoice as discussed.我们将按照讨论过的那样寄给你们一张发票。➤a forum to discuss sth讨论⋯的论坛▸➤have sth to discuss有⋯要讨论◆can you leave us alone? we have business to discuss.能让我们单独待会儿吗？我们有事儿要谈。➤an opportunity to discuss sth讨论⋯的机会➤widely discussed经广泛讨论的◆the proposals have been widely discussed in the media.这些提议已经在媒体上进行了广泛讨论。discuss [transitive] to write or talk about sth in detail, showing the different ideas and opinions about it详述；论述◆this topic will be discussed at greater length in the next chapter.这个题目将在下一章里详细论述。 ➡ see also discussion → research discuss [transitive] (rather formal) to talk and share ideas on a subject or problem with other people, especially in order to decide sth讨论，谈论，商量（尤指为决定某事）◆have you discussed the problem with anyone?你有跟谁讨论过这个问题吗？◆i'm not prepared to discuss this on the phone.我不想在电话里讨论这件事。◆they briefly discussed buying a new car.他们草草商量过买新车的事。ⓘ you cannot say 'discuss about sth'.不可以说 discuss about sth◆i'm not prepared to discuss about this on the phone. ➡ see also discussion → discussion discuss/dɪˈskʌs ||; dɪˈskʌs/verb [t] discuss sth (with sb) to talk or write about sth seriously or formally 讨论；商讨；谈论: ◇i must discuss the matter with my parents before i make a decision. 作出决定之前，我必须与父母商量。 discuss1 to talk about something with someone2 to try to reach an agreement in politics or business3 when something is discussed4 when something can be discussed before a decision is made5 a meeting where people discuss somethingrelated wordssee alsotalk,argue,tell,opinion,1. to talk about something with someone 与某人谈某事 discuss /dɪˈskʌs/ [transitive verb] to talk about and exchange ideas about something in order to come to an agreement, understand it better, or to make plans 谈论；讨论 the two families got together to discuss the wedding arrangements. 这两家人聚在一起商量婚礼的安排。 the report will be discussed at next week's meeting. 这份报告将在下周的会议上讨论。discuss something with somebody don't make any plans yet - i want to discuss this with jamie first. 先别定任何计划，我要先和杰米商讨一下。discuss what/how/where etc we need to discuss what kind of food we want at the party. 我们需要讨论一下聚会上要哪些食物。 talk /tɔːk/ [intransitive verb] i think we need to talk. 我认为我们需要谈一谈。talk about if you have a problem at school, sit down and talk about it with your parents. 如果你在学校遇到了问题，坐下来和你父母谈一谈。talk to gerry wants to talk to his girlfriend before he makes a decision. 格里想在作决定之前先与女友谈一谈。talk with american if you need more money you should talk with richard. 如果你要更多钱，你该去和理查德说说。 talk over /ˌtɔːk ˈəʊvəʳ/ [transitive phrasal verb] to talk to someone about all the details of a serious problem or difficult situation, in order to understand it better 详尽地商议；透彻地讨论［严重的问题或困难的情况］ talk something/it over if you're worried about your work, come and see me and we'll talk it over. 如果你担心自己的工作，来看我，然后我们谈谈这件事。talk over something the girls were talking over the events of the day. 女孩们在谈论那天发生的事。talk something over with somebody it's often useful to talk things over with a trained counsellor. 和经过专业训练的顾问谈问题通常是有益的。 debate /dɪˈbeɪt/ [transitive verb] to discuss different possible choices of what to do before choosing the best one 讨论［以作出最佳选择］ we were debating the best way to reach the river, when a passing ranger kindly pointed it out. 我们正在讨论到河边走哪条路最好，这时一位护林员路过，好心地指了路。debate where/what/whether etc we debated whether to fly or go by train, finally deciding on the train. 我们讨论了是乘飞机呢还是坐火车，最后决定坐火车。 they had already debated where to go on vacation, yosemite or lake tahoe. 他们已经讨论过该去哪儿度假，是去约塞米蒂还是去塔霍湖。 kick around /ˌkɪk əˈraʊnd/ [transitive phrasal verb] informal to discuss an idea with a group of people in order to decide whether it is good or not 【非正式】［与一组人］讨论［某想法］ these meetings are useful for kicking around preliminary ideas. 这些会议很有用，可以对初步的想法进行探讨。 academics have been kicking around the idea for three decades. 学术界对这个观点已讨论了30年之久。 put your heads together /ˌpʊt jɔːʳ ˈhedz təˌgeðəʳ/ [verb phrase] informal if two or more people put their heads together, they discuss something together in order to solve a problem 【非正式】一起讨论［以决定怎么解决难题］ we'll put our heads together after work and see if we can come up with a solution. 下班后我们一起讨论一下看看能否找到解决办法。put your heads together to do something 150 government leaders are putting their heads together to discuss how to curb the production of greenhouse gases. 150位政府首脑会聚一堂来讨论如何限制温室气体排放。 have it out /ˌhæv ɪt ˈaʊt/ [verb phrase] to settle a disagreement or difficult situation by talking to the person involved, especially when you are angry with them 坦率地谈清楚；说个明白［尤指对某人愤怒时］ we've had it out and i've told john exactly what i think. 我们摆开来谈了，我已经对约翰讲明了我的真实想法。have it out with i've a good mind to have it out with him here and now. 我很想此时此地和他摊开来讲讲清楚。2. to try to reach an agreement in politics or business 在政治或生意上达成协议 negotiate /nɪˈgəʊʃieɪt/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to discuss a political problem or business arrangement in order to try to reach an agreement - use this especially about political or business leaders ［尤指政治家或商界领袖为解决问题而进行］谈判，协商 if we corner him, he won't negotiate. 我们要是逼得他急了，他就不肯谈判。negotiate with the government says it will not negotiate with terrorists. 该政府说他们决不与恐怖分子谈判。negotiate an agreement/deal/price etc colombia and venezuela are currently negotiating a trade agreement. 哥伦比亚与委内瑞拉目前正在协商一项贸易协定。 bargaining /ˈbɑːʳgɪnɪŋ, ˈbɑːʳgənɪŋ/ [uncountable noun] a discussion in politics or business during which each group tries to gain for themselves as many advantages as possible but has to give something or do something in return ［政治上或生意上的］协商，交涉；讨价还价 after much bargaining, we agreed to share the profits 50-50. 经过多次交涉，我们同意平分利润。 effective bargaining by their union has gained clothing workers a 9% pay rise. 工会的有效交涉使制衣工人们获得了9%的加薪。 thrash out /ˌθræʃ ˈaʊt/ [transitive phrasal verb] to discuss the details of a problem or plan thoroughly and argue about them until an agreement is reached 彻底地讨论［直至达成协议］ thrash out something her lawyers have been ruthless in thrashing out a divorce settlement. 在讨论离婚协议时，她的律师毫不留情。 differences over eu policy were left to be thrashed out at a later date. 欧盟政策上的分歧留待日后再作讨论。thrash it out if that's going to cause you a problem, we'll have to thrash it out before we get started. 如果那样会给你带来问题，我们在开始之前得先讨论出个解决办法来。 hammer out /ˌhæmər ˈaʊt/ [transitive phrasal verb] if two people or groups hammer out an agreement, plan etc, they reach agreement about it after discussing it and arguing about it a lot ［经详尽讨论及争议］得出［协议、计划等］ canada and the us have hammered out a final form for their trade agreement. 加拿大和美国经过详细讨论，已经拟出了它们贸易协议的最终文本。 before an advertising strategy can be hammered out, the agency must understand the client's true needs. 广告公司在制定出广告宣传策略前必须先了解客户的真正需求。 debate /dɪˈbeɪt/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to discuss a political or social problem publicly or officially, especially in a parliament or committee ［尤在国会或委员会中公开地或正式地］讨论［政治或社会问题］ the new law was debated in parliament on 14 february. 新的法律于2月14日在国会中进行了讨论。 the government clearly refuses to give us an opportunity to debate any longer. 政府断然拒绝给我们再作讨论的机会。be hotly debated to be discussed by a lot of people who have strong feelings 热烈地辩论 few areas of nutrition are more hotly debated than whether or not people should take vitamin supplements. 在营养学的范畴中人们是否需要服用维生素补充剂这一题目，引起了少有的激烈辩论。 debate [uncountable noun] this matter has been the subject of intense public debate in recent weeks. 这件事在近来几周内一直是公众热烈讨论的话题。3. when something is discussed 某事经过讨论 be discussed /biː dɪˈskʌst/ [verb phrase] the issues have been widely discussed, but so far no one has drawn any conclusions. 这些问题都已经过广泛讨论，但迄今没有任何结论。 healthy eating is much discussed these days, and several books have been published on the subject. 现在有关健康饮食已讨论得很多，也出版了几本关于这一话题的书。be widely discussed questions about how to raise children have been widely discussed. 关于如何养育儿童的一些问题已经过广泛讨论。 be under discussion /biː ˌʌndəʳ dɪˈskʌʃən/ [verb phrase] if something such as a situation, plan, or proposal is under discussion, people are discussing it with the intention of deciding what to do about it ［形势、计划或提议等］正在讨论之中 a proposal to reduce the size of the army has been under discussion for some time now. 裁军这个提议现在已经讨论了一些时候了。 a title for the new book is still under discussion. 新书的书名还在讨论之中。 be on the agenda /biː ɒn ði əˈdʒendə/ [verb phrase] if something affecting the public or society is on the agenda, most people have heard of it and are talking about it ［涉及公众或社会之事］被提上议事日程；待讨论 the recent riots have put the problem of unemployment back on the agenda. 最近的几次骚乱使失业问题又再提上了议事日程。be high on the agenda the prevention of ordinary crime has been high on the agenda for ten years. 防止普通犯罪案件十年来一直是最急需解决的问题。4. when something can be discussed before a decision is made 作出某项决定之前某事是可商讨的 negotiable /nɪˈgəʊʃiəbəl, -ʃə-/ [adjective] an offer, price, agreement etc that is negotiable can be discussed and changed before being agreed on ［提议、价格、协议等］可磋商的，可谈判的 we are looking for an experienced journalist to join the news team. the salary is negotiable. 我们正在找一位经验丰富的记者来加入新闻小组。薪金面议。 the offer is negotiable, so feel free to suggest changes. 这个报价可以商讨，所以有不同建议的话尽管提出来。 the contract is for a period of six months, and is not negotiable. 合同为期六个月，这是不可更改的。 be open to discussion/negotiation /biː ˌəʊpən tə dɪˈskʌʃən, nɪˌgəʊʃiˈeɪʃən/ [verb phrase] if something is open to discussion or negotiation, it has not yet been officially decided and you are allowed to discuss it and suggest changes ［某事尚未正式确定从而］可以协商 which company gets the franchise is open to negotiation. 哪一家公司能获得特许经销权，这是可以协商的。 my father's orders were not open to discussion. 我爸爸的命令是不可改变的。5. a meeting where people discuss something 讨论某事的会议 discussion /dɪˈskʌʃən/ [countable/uncountable noun] when people talk about and exchange ideas about something, especially in order to make a decision 讨论［尤用以作决定］ the committee, after much discussion, had decided to go ahead with the proposal to ban cigarette advertising. 该委员会经过多次讨论以后，已经决定执行禁止香烟广告的提议。discussion about most people find honest discussions about sex a little awkward. 大部分人觉得坦诚地讨论性有一点尴尬。discussion with after a long discussion with her father, she decided not to take the job. 她与父亲长时间讨论后，决定不接受这份工作。 negotiations /nɪˌgəʊʃiˈeɪʃənz/ [plural noun] when people who represent governments, companies, workers’ groups etc meet to discuss a problem or business arrangement and try to reach an agreement ［代表政府、公司、工人团体等的人进行的］谈判，洽谈 the trade negotiations between the us and japan are going very well. 美日之间的贸易谈判进行得卓有成效。negotiations with negotiations with the turkish government are due to begin tomorrow. 同土耳其政府的谈判预定从明天开始。 talks /tɔːks/ [plural noun] a series of discussions between political or business leaders, which may continue for several days or weeks and are intended to solve a difficult problem ［政治或商业领袖之间举行的］正式会谈，商谈［为期数天或数个星期］ the strategic arms limitation talks, known as ‘salt’ 被称为salt的限制战略性武器谈判hold talks the peace talks are being held in geneva. 和平谈判正在日内瓦举行。talks with the company's managers have begun talks with union leaders. 公司经理已开始和工会领导谈判。be in talks russia's main diamond producer has also been in talks with the mining company. 俄罗斯的主要钻石生产商也已在与钻石开采公司谈判。peace/trade talks a tough negotiator in international trade talks 国际贸易谈判中的一位强硬的谈判者 debate /dɪˈbeɪt/ [countable noun] a formal public discussion, for example in parliament or on television, in which two or more groups of people make speeches giving different opinions about a subject, and people vote on it afterwards ［在公共场所如国会或电视上举行的］正式辩论 the law was passed, after a long and sometimes angry debate. 经过长时间的，有时甚至是愤怒的辩论之后，该项法律得以通过。debate on/about there will be a televised debate between those in favour of military action and those who are against. 赞成与反对军事行动的双方将举行一次电视辩论会。 forum /ˈfɔːrəm/ [countable noun] an organization, meeting, or television programme where people have a chance to discuss an important subject in public ［人们有机会公开讨论重要话题的］论坛；讨论会；电视专题讨论节目 forum for the association began as a forum for sharing ideas about management problems. 这协会起初是一个就管理问题交流意见的论坛。forum to do something i want a forum to address the most serious problem facing the people of this state. 我希望有个论坛探讨本州人民所面临的最严重的问题。 di·scuss /dɪ`skʌs; dɪˈskʌs/v [t]to talk about something with someone in order to exchange ideas or decide something 讨论，谈论，商议:◇we're meeting today to discuss our science project. 今天我们开会讨论我们的科学研究计划。◇discuss sth with sb i'd like to discuss this with my father first. 这件事我要先和我父亲商量一下。 ☞ discuss |
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