英语词汇“discuss”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

discuss

/dɪˈskʌs

verb [with object]

1Talk about (something) with a person or people: I discussed the matter with my wife [with clause]: they were discussing where to go for a drink...

I have often heard them eagerly discussing such serials broadcast by Radio Luxemburg.
He also tries, and fails, to put a note of delight out of his voice when discussing recent triumphs.
After all its not everyday that one hears ordinary people discussing politics in public.

Synonyms

talk over, talk about, talk through, converse about, debate, confer about, put your heads together about, deliberate about, chew over, consider, exchange views on/about, weigh up, consider the pros and cons of, thrash out, argue, dispute;

moot, air, ventilate;

British canvass

informal kick around/about, bat around/about

1.1Talk or write about (a topic) in detail, taking into account different issues or ideas: in Chapter Six I discuss problems that arise in applying Darwin’s ideas...

The issue will be discussed at a meeting of the county council executive tomorrow.
It will be discussed in detail at a later date and changed as is necessary and ratified.
For issues to be discussed in the form of poetry is not to romanticise them.

Synonyms

examine, explore, study, analyse, go into, scrutinize, review;

deal with, treat, consider, concern itself with, write about, tackle

Derivatives

discussable

adjective ...

No one will listen to his ideas as reasonable, discussable issues.
When you offend someone, you haven't crossed some arbitrary, discussable limit; you've crossed a real, substantive boundary.
I have given a few samples of Heidegger word-torrents, but for the most part I have extracted the more or less discussable conclusions.

discusser

noun ...

If the discussers want to change this, you should lead them to adopt an alternative, joint plan.
The reviewers drive the project - they are the primary developers, the discussers, and the decision makers.
Each person is responsible for presenting two papers; one as the technical discusser and one as the context discusser.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'dispel, disperse', also 'examine by argument'): from Latin discuss- 'dashed to pieces', later 'investigated', from the verb discutere, from dis- 'apart' + quatere 'shake'.

The basic sense of discuss is ‘shaking and separating’. Latin quatere ‘shake’ is the base verb, combined with dis- ‘apart’ to form discutere meaning ‘dash to pieces’ and later ‘investigate’.

单词	discuss
释义	discuss /dɪˈskʌs / verb [with object] 1Talk about (something) with a person or people: I discussed* the matter with my wife* [with clause]: they were discussing where to go for a drink... I have often heard them eagerly discussing such serials broadcast by Radio Luxemburg. He also tries, and fails, to put a note of delight out of his voice when discussing recent triumphs. After all its not everyday that one hears ordinary people discussing politics in public. Synonyms talk over, talk about, talk through, converse about, debate, confer about, put your heads together about, deliberate about, chew over, consider, exchange views on/about, weigh up, consider the pros and cons of, thrash out, argue, dispute; moot, air, ventilate; British canvass informal kick around/about, bat around/about 1.1Talk or write about (a topic) in detail, taking into account different issues or ideas: in Chapter Six I discuss problems that arise in applying Darwin’s ideas... The issue will be discussed at a meeting of the county council executive tomorrow. It will be discussed in detail at a later date and changed as is necessary and ratified. For issues to be discussed in the form of poetry is not to romanticise them. Synonyms examine, explore, study, analyse, go into, scrutinize, review; deal with, treat, consider, concern itself with, write about, tackle Derivatives discussable adjective ... No one will listen to his ideas as reasonable, discussable issues. When you offend someone, you haven't crossed some arbitrary, discussable limit; you've crossed a real, substantive boundary. I have given a few samples of Heidegger word-torrents, but for the most part I have extracted the more or less discussable conclusions. discusser noun ... If the discussers want to change this, you should lead them to adopt an alternative, joint plan. The reviewers drive the project - they are the primary developers, the discussers, and the decision makers. Each person is responsible for presenting two papers; one as the technical discusser and one as the context discusser. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'dispel, disperse', also 'examine by argument'): from Latin discuss- 'dashed to pieces', later 'investigated', from the verb discutere, from dis- 'apart' + quatere 'shake'. The basic sense of discuss is ‘shaking and separating’. Latin quatere ‘shake’ is the base verb, combined with dis- ‘apart’ to form discutere meaning ‘dash to pieces’ and later ‘investigate’.
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