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单词 agenda
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agenda
noun[C]
uk
/əˈdʒen.də/us
/əˈdʒen.də/
C1
alistofmattersto bediscussedat ameeting:
议事日程；（会议的）议程
There were severalimportantitemsonthe agenda.会议议程中有几项重要的议题。
Thequestionofsecurityishigh onthe agenda for this afternoon'smeeting.今天下午的议程中，安全问题是首要议题。
C2
alistofaimsorpossiblefutureachievements:
（待办的）事项
Women'srightshave been put backonthe agenda(= are beingdiscussedpubliclyagain).妇女权利的问题再次被提上日程。
Thesubjectofsafetyneedsto beplacedhigh on/at thetopofthe agenda(= must bediscussedbecause it is veryimportant).必须首先考虑安全问题。
Education wasplacedfirmlyon thepoliticalagenda in theprimeminister'sweekendspeech.在首相的周末演讲中，教育问题被明确提到政治日程上来。
asecretaimorreasonfor doing something:
隐秘目的；不为人所知的意图
Shefeltthat some of thegrouphad an agenda.她感到有些组员是别有用心的。
There's nohiddenagenda - I'm justtryingtohelp.我只想帮忙而已，并非另有所图。
More examples
  • Perhaps we couldmoveon todiscussthe nextitemon the agenda.
  • Has everyonereceivedacopyof the agenda for next week'smeeting?
  • Let'smoveon, or we will not havetimetocovereverything on the agenda.
  • The agenda shouldincludeanitemheaded'Any otherbusiness'.
  • Action topreventthespreadof thediseaseis high on the government's agenda.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Schedules & agendas
  • AOB
  • business plan
  • calendar
  • datebook
  • deadline
  • Hegira
  • Hejira
  • itinerary
  • journal
  • make timeidiom
  • pack
  • programme
  • schedule
  • set the agendaidiom
  • slot
  • slotsomeone/somethingin
  • spread
  • spreadsomethingoversomething
  • squeeze
  • squeezesomeone/somethingin
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set the agenda
(Definition ofagendafrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

agenda| American Dictionary

agenda
noun[C]
us
/əˈdʒen·də/
alistofmattersto bediscussedat ameeting:
Among theitemson the agenda were next year’sbudgetandraisingthemembershipdues.
An agenda can also refer to anymattersthat have to bedealtwith:
Finding ajobis at thetopof my agenda.
esp.disapprovingAn agenda is also aparticularprogramofaction, often one that is notdirectlyexpressed:
She has apoliticalagenda.
(Definition ofagendafrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

agenda| Business English

agenda
noun[C]
uk
/əˈdʒendə/us
the things that apersonororganizationconsidersto beimportantandwantstosolveorachieve, ortheirreasonsforwantingto do something:
Agendaschangewith thetimes, as everyCEOknows.
economic/environmental/political agendaThe Senator'senvironmentalagenda isnegativefortraditionalenergyproducers, butpositiveforalternativeenergyproducers.
be at the top of/be high on the agendaTheplightofpoorercountriesis high on the WTO's agenda.
Like anybusinessmanhehas an agenda, and that should not beforgotten.
set/lay out/establish an agendaCompanydirectorsareattemptingtolayout an agenda forreducingfuturefinancialrisks.
Istronglysuspectthat theauthorhasahiddenagenda.
MEETINGS
alistof things to bediscussedduring ameeting:
If you don't have astructuredagenda,peoplewillbringupsideissuesthat aren'trelevanttosolvingtheproblem.
The nextitemon the agendais aspecialreportfrom the Advisory Committee.
be at the top of/be high on the agendaAt ameetingoffinanceministersin St Petersburg,securityofenergysupplywas at thetopof the agenda.
(Definition ofagendafrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofagenda

agenda
Finally, some recent developments which promise at least a partial merging of agendas will be examined.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Other responses were shaped by specific nationalist and unionist agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Rather, we seek by way of conclusion to comment on the implications of the findings for the family law and policy agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The commentaries in newspapers were more about candidates than about political agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Rather than state-of-the-art chapters, they can be better described as products of their authors' own particular, more specific research agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Three possible scenarios are discussed extensively : mutually reinforcing flight from the world ; conflicting religiopolitical agendas ; and prophetic catalysts moving in tandem.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Commentators in turn refer to the agendas that candidates formulate as 'what this election is about'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The agendas to increase public health activity, liberate talents and modernize leadership are brought together to expose the challenges, tensions and potential solutions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Language teaching status when set alongside other knowledge hierarchies supported by wider societal and education agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Certainly both are ruthless in pursuit of their agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Technology and second language learning: expanding methods and agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Such agendas were a reprise of similar agendas in the early years of jazz.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Metagovernance is also political, because, as we have seen, it involves identifying key stakeholders, setting agendas and structuring outcomes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As the moment at which the two characters and their opposing agendas first come into contact (and conflict), the piece repays detailed examination.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If and when they became preachers or ulama, they used the minbar (pulpit) to pursue political agendas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithagenda

agenda

These are words often used in combination withagenda.

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ambitious agenda
For obvious reasons, his position is not generally publicly embraced by those with a moreambitiousagendafor traditional approaches.
From theCambridge English Corpus
broad agenda
The chapter ends with abroadagendafor future research to address these issues.
From theCambridge English Corpus
domestic agenda
Now he needs one; he desperately needs that war for his owndomesticagenda.
From the
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