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Meetings vocabulary — A1

Meeting vocabulary for the basic shape of a discussion, covering how to make a plan, share an idea, and know when to begin and end it.

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plan
/plæn/
What you decide to do and how you will do it.
Example: We need a clear plan before we start.
idea
/aɪˈdiə/
A thought about something you could do or make.
Example: Whose idea was it to hold the meeting outside?
listen
/ˈlɪsən/
To use your ears carefully to hear what someone is saying.
Example: Please listen while Anna explains the new plan.
table
/ˈteɪbəl/
A piece of furniture with a flat top, used for putting things on or sitting around.
Example: We all sat around the table for the meeting.
group
/ɡrup/
A number of people who do something together or are together in one place.
Example: We split into small groups to discuss the topic.
begin
/bɪˈɡɪn/
To do the first thing in a series of actions or events.
Example: Let's begin the meeting with a quick update.
talk
/tɔk/
To say words to another person; to speak with someone.
Example: Let's talk about the new project tomorrow.
end
/ɛnd/
To stop happening; to finish.
Example: The meeting will end at three o'clock.
meet
/mit/
To come together with other people to talk about work.
Example: We meet every Monday morning to plan the week.
vote
/voʊt/
To choose an answer or a person by raising your hand or marking a paper.
Example: Everyone in the group will vote on the new plan.