Collocation
Let's go through the agenda.
To discuss, review, or examine the items listed on a plan or schedule for a meeting or event, usually in a systematic order.
Definition
'Let's go through the agenda.' is a common English collocation. To discuss, review, or examine the items listed on a plan or schedule for a meeting or event, usually in a systematic order.
go through + the/a + noun
“Before we begin, let's go through the agenda quickly to ensure everyone is on the same page.”
Examples
- Let's go through the agenda item by item to cover everything.
- We need to go through the agenda before the meeting starts to make sure we're prepared.
- Did you go through the agenda for tomorrow's session?
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- The team is going through the agenda right now to finalize their points.
- They went through the agenda very quickly to save time for discussion.
- Could you go through the agenda with me one more time, please?
- Having gone through the agenda, she felt much more confident about leading the meeting.
- He plans to go through the agenda during his lunch break so he doesn't miss anything.
- I always go through the agenda carefully before any important discussion.
- We should have gone through the agenda more thoroughly yesterday.
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