Collocation
share an idea
to tell other people about an idea you have so they can hear it, discuss it, or use it
Definition
'share an idea' is a common English collocation. to tell other people about an idea you have so they can hear it, discuss it, or use it
share + an idea
“I want to share an idea for improving our meetings.”
Examples
- Can I share an idea before we decide?
- She shared an idea that could save us time.
- He wants to share an idea with the whole class.
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- During the workshop, we shared an idea for a new app feature.
- If you share an idea early, we can test it this week.
- I shared an idea in the chat, and the team liked it.
- Please share an idea that would make the process safer.
- Before the budget meeting, she shared an idea for cutting costs without layoffs.
- He shared an idea, but he also asked for feedback to improve it.
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