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Megumi@Ibaraki
Colloquial expressions to mean brainstorm ideas in a meeting
to toss around
to kick around
to throw around
What else??
26 jun. 2020 00:26
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Hello!
You could use the word "powwow" meaning:
a conference or meeting for discussion, especially among friends or colleagues
or
a meeting in which something important is discussed.
So it could be used to describe a formal or an informal "brainstorm". For example:
"My brother's getting divorced so I'm going home for a family powwow this weekend."
Also, there is the phrase "bounce ideas" which literally would mean to "bounce ideas around or off each other, in a meeting." For example,
"I'm really needing to bounce some ideas off you in our meeting."
Then, of course, there are the more mainstream words that you could use when talking about a "brainstorming session" like "deliberate" or "problem-solve".
I hope that helps!
26 juni 2020
hash out (an idea)
26 juni 2020
Your suggestions are good, as are Alex’s suggestions of collaborate and “put our heads together.” There is also “to spitball,” which means to suggest an idea for discussion. It is very informal. Example: “Just spitballing here, but what about this idea? [Then state idea.]”.
26 juni 2020
Pick the low-hanging fruit: Get the easy stuff done. That's a common one.
You can collaborate, or put your heads together.
Share ideas? I'm not sure what colloquial expressions I use instead of brainstorm.
26 juni 2020
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
Schrijf je vragen op en laat de moedertaalsprekers je helpen!
Megumi@Ibaraki
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