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in us or uk, you have one word to say all the details to be discussed during a meeting.
what is it?
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Do you mean "agenda"? - formal list of things to be done in a specific order, especially a list of things to be discussed in a meeting.
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Do you mean a coordinated set of notes?
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'Agenda' has another meaning also, since we're discussing it.
It also means a person's motivation, or what the person wants out of the situation.
"You have an agenda, don't you?"
This could mean that a person has a written plan for the meeting, or it could mean there is something the person wants. It depends on context to tell which one.
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Deanna's answer is correct. It's called "Agenda"
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