How is the word discussion translated from French to English

Conversation où chacun expose son point de vue.

A conversation in which people share their views.

noun
English translation
discussion

Examples with “discussion”

See how the word “discussion” is used in sentences

  • Nous avons eu une longue discussion sur l'argent. We had a long discussion about money.

  • L'échange d'aujourd'hui a été très instructif. The discussion was very insightful today.

  • La discussion a tourné à la dispute. The discussion turned into an argument.

  • Pouvons-nous avoir un échange au sujet du projet ? Can we have a discussion about the project?

  • Est-ce encore ouvert à la discussion ? Is this still open for discussion?

  • Elle a animé l'échange sur les nouvelles règles. She led the discussion on the new policies.

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FAQ about “discussion”

How is “discussion” translated from French?
“discussion” translates into English as “discussion”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “discussion” mean?
Meaning of “discussion”: Conversation où chacun expose son point de vue. In English — “discussion”.
What part of speech is “discussion”?
“discussion” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “discussion”?
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