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I. discuss [ingl. brit. dɪˈskʌs, ingl. am. dəˈskəs] V. trans.

discuss (talk about)
discuss (in book, article, lecture)
we'll have to discuss it
there's nothing to discuss

II. discuss [ingl. brit. dɪˈskʌs, ingl. am. dəˈskəs] V. intr.

discuss
unhurriedly discuss
at the dinner table discuss, tell
earnestly speak, discuss, ask
ad nauseam discuss, repeat, practise
extensively discuss, quote, write
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to discuss sth again
to discuss sth further
to discuss endlessly
délibérer de ou délibérer sur affaire, question
to discuss
débattre question
to discuss
to discuss

en el diccionario PONS

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discuss [dɪˈskʌs] V. trans.

discuss
to discuss how ...
to discuss doing sth
to discuss sth face-to-face
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inglés
to discuss futilities
to discuss
to discuss sth
to discuss again
to discuss
to discuss a problem
to discuss with sb
to discuss surrender with sb
to discuss heatedly
what I want us to discuss
en el diccionario PONS
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discuss [dɪ·ˈskʌs] V. trans.

discuss
to discuss how ...
to discuss doing sth
to discuss sth face-to-face
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
to discuss
to discuss sth
to discuss again
to discuss
to discuss a problem
to discuss with sb
to discuss surrender with sb
what I want us to discuss
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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For instance, in office settings, the norm may be to interact with others face-to-face.
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Nevertheless, it is possible to seek excusal upon the basis of ill-health (or other extenuating circumstances) and many courses have no mandatory face-to-face component.
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Study of face-to-face interaction is concerned with issues such as its organization, rules, and strategy.
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This can be face-to-face, on the telephone, or over the internet.
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The graduate school uses a blended learning model that combines online learning with small face-to-face classes that meet after work or on weekends.
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