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agenda

[əˈdʒendə]

sustantivo

1. orden (m) del día, programa (m) (of meeting)

to be on top of the agenda (sentido figurado) -> ser un asunto prioritario
what is his real agenda? (sentido figurado) -> ¿cuáles son sus verdaderas intenciones?

agenda [a-yen-da]

agendu -> [ayendom], s

Agenda, libro de memoria.

agenda [əˈdʒendə]

noun

1 (at meeting) orden (m) del día

on the agenda en el orden del día

This is sure to be an item on the agenda next week High on the agenda of tomorrow's meeting will be the turmoil in Japan

environmental issues are high on the party's agenda los asuntos medioambientales ocupan un lugar prominente en el programa político del partido; to have one's own agenda tener sus propias prioridades

Many of the coalition members could have their own political agendas Leaders have their own agendas and their own personal career goals

to set the agenda marcar la pauta

...two seminal pieces of legislation that set the agenda for the Reagan era His theory has set the agenda for most research in this area for the past 30 years Does television set the agenda on foreign policy?

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agenda

feminine noun

1. diary (de notas, fechas); Filofax® (de anillas)