Collocation
hash hash
To discuss something thoroughly and in detail to reach an agreement, understanding, or solution.
Definition
'hash hash' is a common English collocation. To discuss something thoroughly and in detail to reach an agreement, understanding, or solution.
hash + (something) + out
“We need to hash out the details of the project before the meeting.”
Examples
- The team decided to meet after work to hash out the final budget.
- They spent hours trying to hash out a compromise that would satisfy everyone.
- Before launching the product, we have to hash out all potential issues.
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- Have you hashed out your travel plans for the summer yet?
- It's better to hash out disagreements early on rather than let them fester.
- The neighbors are meeting tonight to hash out their property line dispute.
- We'll need another session to fully hash out the contract terms.
- The committee has been hashing out the new policy for weeks.
- Let's grab a coffee and hash out this problem once and for all.
- She was exhausted after hashing out the complex legal details with her lawyer.
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