Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Agenda"

A: sure!

1) “We have to go to a meeting in the afternoon today. It’s on the agenda.”
2) “What’s on the agenda, this week?” “We will have to see the new secretary.”
3) “I have a lot of things to do. My schedule is full. I will check my agenda.”

A: @Hwan_nn Ah, I see. And it's okay, I've made the same mistake before too, so I understand. =)

Saying that something is "on the agenda" means that it is part of the plans for something. So if it is a meeting, then "the agenda" is the list of things that they plan on talking about for this meeting. If it is not a meeting, then it probably means the bigger set of plans or priorities that someone has.

So in all of those meanings, "that's on the agenda" means that something is on the list of priorities and plans. It is something they are aware of. It is something they plan to address or talk about. It is something they intend to make plans for. etc.

A: 1. a set of preferences based on a certain set of interests.

2. or, a plan for what will be discussed or done.

2. "What's on the agenda today? Talks about foreign policy?"

1. "He had a very selfish agenda that involved stealing from old people"

A: Agenda is a list of things to be done especially for a meeting
For example
1. Reviews last meeting
2. Discussing new brand name
3. Assigning roles
...

A: It means that there are no conflicts between your schedule and theirs. Your plans together do not conflict with any commitments of yours or theirs.

A: Usualmente, decimos "hidden agenda" cuando la es una secreta. Por ejemplo:

I think my mom had a hidden agenda when she invited me to this party - all of her friends' single sons were there!
My teacher's hidden agenda was revealed when she told me that she was trying to get me to join the debate club - that's why she kept asking me to speak in front of the class.
The villain had a clear agenda - take over the world. (En este ejemplo, la agenda no es un secreto, pero el uso de la palabra es similar.)

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A: What’s on your agenda? What is the agenda for today? He is just trying to push a political agenda. There are several items on the agenda for tonight’s meeting. He wants to push his own agenda no matter what others say.

A: The spy had a hidden agenda.

For example.

A: Both are correct.

"They have an agenda" implies that they have an objective other then what is stated or is supposed to happen.

"They have an objective" just means that that they have something that they want to achieve.

A: they are the same, but agenda may be used to describe a planner/journal

- What’s on today’s schedule?
- What’s today’s agenda?
- She wrote her plans in her agenda.
- She added the plans to the schedule.

A: thank you 😇

A: 'Agenda' = A temporally organized plan for matters to be attended to.
'a planner' =A person who plans ahead or a notebook you record plans in. :)

A: @dlehdwns0551
it's not excuse it's sort of plan what to do and all (official )

A: Pronunciation? I would say a-jen-duh (English J sound)

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A: appointment book or you can just say agenda

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A: Try this instead, “Please refer to the agenda below, so far we only have one agenda for this meeting. Should there be a new agenda approved by the committee today, our agenda will be updated soon as well.”

A: I am sending you the agenda for our meeting next week.
I would be grateful if you could forward it to those who may be involved with this meeting.

A: That is a natural thing to say.

A: I will provide additional related material in a minute, once the copy machine is fixed.

A: Agenda is something you need to do , or plan to do . In this case , I think he means someone with one plan or way .