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discutir
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discuss [Am dəˈskəs, Brit dɪˈskʌs] VERB trans
1. discuss:
discuss (talk about) person
discuss topic
discuss topic
discuss (debate)
discuss plan/problem
2. discuss (examine):
discuss opinion/statement
informally meet/consult/discuss
person-to-person talk/discuss
heatedly debate/discuss
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discuss [dɪˈskʌs] VERB trans
1. discuss (exchange ideas about):
discuss
2. discuss (consider):
discuss
to discuss sth face-to-face with sb
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to discuss sth with sb
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discuss [dɪ·ˈskʌs] VERB trans
1. discuss (exchange ideas about):
discuss
2. discuss (consider):
discuss
to discuss sth face to face with sb
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Present
Idiscuss
youdiscuss
he/she/itdiscusses
wediscuss
youdiscuss
theydiscuss
Past
Idiscussed
youdiscussed
he/she/itdiscussed
wediscussed
youdiscussed
theydiscussed
Present Perfect
Ihavediscussed
youhavediscussed
he/she/ithasdiscussed
wehavediscussed
youhavediscussed
theyhavediscussed
Past Perfect
Ihaddiscussed
youhaddiscussed
he/she/ithaddiscussed
wehaddiscussed
youhaddiscussed
theyhaddiscussed
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Notwithstanding the principles that are heatedly debated around the issue, for the most part there seems not much that is worth fight for.
www.winnipegfreepress.com
I have a co-worker who has no problem discussing these issues very heatedly in the middle of the office, which is made up of cubicles.
www.chathamdailynews.ca
I've never seen a bunch of transport researchers react so heatedly.
theconversation.com
They discussed and argued the question, sometimes heatedly, until they concluded that an aeronautical propeller is essentially a wing rotating in the vertical plane.
en.wikipedia.org
Cities could be built with the articles and books that have debated -- often heatedly, emotionally -- the answer to this question.
blogs.berkeley.edu