英语词汇“agenda”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ETYMOLOGYagenda

Origin: 1600-1700 Latin things to be done, from agere to drive, lead, act, move, do

COLLOCATIONS► high on the agenda

Healthcare reform was high on the agenda (=one of the most important things to be dealt with) in the president’s second term.

► on the agenda

What’s the next item on the agenda?

THESAURUSsomething that you hope to achieve in the future► goal

something that you hope to achieve in the future: We are all working toward a common goal. Our division reached its sales goal for the month.

► aim

aim means the same as goal, but you usually use it about things you want to achieve fairly soon: His aim was to grow enough food to feed his family.

► objective

something that you are working hard to achieve, especially in business or politics: The major objectives of the programs have been achieved.

► target

the number or amount that you want to achieve: He set himself the target of raising $1 million for cancer research.

► agenda

a list of things that an organization is planning to do: Protecting the environment is high on our agenda.

► ambition

something that you personally want to achieve in your work or life: It was always her ambition to become a famous author.

► intention

something that you are planning to do, and which you may or may not achieve: My intention was to try to help people, not hurt them.

► mission

an organization’s most important goal and often the reason that it exists. You can also talk about a person’s mission when you mean he or she really wants to achieve something: The charity’s mission is to ensure that every child in the state has enough to eat. I have made it my mission to educate people about fresh healthy food.

a set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order► list

a set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order: I made a list before going to the store.

► checklist

a list that helps you by reminding you of the things you need to do or get for a particular job or activity: When the workers begin their shift, they go through a checklist to make sure all the instruments are working properly.

► schedule

a list of events or activities that shows when each one will happen: The schedule for the conference will be available next week. Look at the schedule to see when the next train leaves.

► agenda

a list of the subjects that the people at a meeting will discuss: We only have a few minutes left, so let’s move to the last item on the agenda.

► inventory

a list of all the things in a place, especially in a store or other business: The company keeps a full inventory of its equipment.

► roll

a list of the names of everyone in a class or at a meeting: As the teacher called the roll, each student said “here” or “present.”

► roster

a list of the names of people who are expected to take part in a class, activity, or sports event: The regular pitcher is injured, so Manuel is on the roster for tomorrow’s baseball game.

► table of contents

the list at the beginning of a book that tells you the name of each part of the book: I looked at the table of contents and saw that there were four short stories in the book.

► index

an alphabetically arranged list at the end of a book that tells you where each person or subject in the book is mentioned: Look under “B” in the index to see if biology is covered in the book.

► bibliography

a list of all the books and articles that someone used when he or she wrote something: There is a short bibliography at the end of the article.

单词	agenda
释义	agendaagenda /əˈdʒɛndə/ ●●○ W3 noun (plural agendas) [countable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYagenda Origin: 1600-1700 Latin things to be done, from agere to drive, lead, act, move, do Collocations COLLOCATIONS► high on the agenda Healthcare reform was high on the agenda (=one of the most important things to be dealt with) in the president’s second term. ► on the agenda What’s the next item on the agenda? Thesaurus THESAURUSsomething that you hope to achieve in the future► goal something that you hope to achieve in the future: We are all working toward a common goal. Our division reached its sales goal for the month. ► aim aim means the same as goal, but you usually use it about things you want to achieve fairly soon: His aim was to grow enough food to feed his family. ► objective something that you are working hard to achieve, especially in business or politics: The major objectives of the programs have been achieved. ► target the number or amount that you want to achieve: He set himself the target of raising $1 million for cancer research. ► agenda a list of things that an organization is planning to do: Protecting the environment is high on our agenda. ► ambition something that you personally want to achieve in your work or life: It was always her ambition to become a famous author. ► intention something that you are planning to do, and which you may or may not achieve: My intention was to try to help people, not hurt them. ► mission an organization’s most important goal and often the reason that it exists. You can also talk about a person’s mission when you mean he or she really wants to achieve something: The charity’s mission is to ensure that every child in the state has enough to eat. I have made it my mission to educate people about fresh healthy food. a set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order► list a set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order: I made a list before going to the store. ► checklist a list that helps you by reminding you of the things you need to do or get for a particular job or activity: When the workers begin their shift, they go through a checklist to make sure all the instruments are working properly. ► schedule a list of events or activities that shows when each one will happen: The schedule for the conference will be available next week. Look at the schedule to see when the next train leaves. ► agenda a list of the subjects that the people at a meeting will discuss: We only have a few minutes left, so let’s move to the last item on the agenda. ► inventory a list of all the things in a place, especially in a store or other business: The company keeps a full inventory of its equipment. ► roll a list of the names of everyone in a class or at a meeting: As the teacher called the roll, each student said “here” or “present.” ► roster a list of the names of people who are expected to take part in a class, activity, or sports event: The regular pitcher is injured, so Manuel is on the roster for tomorrow’s baseball game. ► table of contents the list at the beginning of a book that tells you the name of each part of the book: I looked at the table of contents and saw that there were four short stories in the book. ► index an alphabetically arranged list at the end of a book that tells you where each person or subject in the book is mentioned: Look under “B” in the index to see if biology is covered in the book. ► bibliography a list of all the books and articles that someone used when he or she wrote something: There is a short bibliography at the end of the article. 1plans for future political actions based on a set of political beliefs: the Republicans’ conservative agenda2a set of problems or subjects that a government, organization, etc. is planning to deal with: Healthcare reform was high on the agenda (=one of the most important things to be dealt with) in the president’s second term.► see thesaurus at goal3a list of the subjects to be discussed at a meeting: What’s the next item on the agenda?► see thesaurus at list1 [Origin: 1600–1700 Latin things to be done, from agere to drive, lead, act, move, do] → see also hidden agenda
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