confer — to have discussions; to have a meeting in order to exchange opinions or get advice
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to have discussions; to have a meeting in order to exchange opinions or get advice
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈfɜːr/
Korean meaning: 협의하다, 상의하다
Korean pronunciation: 컨**퍼**
Example Sentences
- Let me confer with my cat before making this important decision.
- The school will confer the 'Best Pizza Eater' award on Tommy.
- The CEO needs to confer with the board before announcing the new policy.
confer
VERB//kənˈfɜːr//
to have discussions; to have a meeting in order to exchange opinions or get advice
to have discussions; to have a meeting in order to exchange opinions or get advice
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Origin
From Latin 'conferre', composed of 'con-' (together) and 'ferre' (to bring or carry). The word originally meant 'to bring together' and evolved to mean 'to discuss or consult together'.
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“Let me confer with my cat before making this important decision.”
“The school will confer the 'Best Pizza Eater' award on Tommy.”
“The CEO needs to confer with the board before announcing the new policy.”
“Harvard University conferred an honorary doctorate on the Nobel Prize winner.”
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