Collocation
meeting agenda
A list of topics or items to be discussed during a meeting.
Definition
'meeting agenda' is a common English collocation. A list of topics or items to be discussed during a meeting.
verb + the meeting agenda
“We need to set the meeting agenda before the team arrives.”
Examples
- The manager asked us to prepare the meeting agenda for next week's session.
- We must set the meeting agenda well in advance to ensure everyone is prepared.
- Please circulate the meeting agenda to all participants by end of day.
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- During the meeting, we managed to follow the meeting agenda closely, covering all points.
- The team spent an hour discussing the meeting agenda and adding new items.
- Before the official start, they will approve the meeting agenda.
- Who is responsible for drafting the meeting agenda for the quarterly review?
- We need to send out the meeting agenda so everyone knows what topics will be covered.
- The chairman decided to adjust the meeting agenda to accommodate an urgent issue.
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More verb + noun phrases
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