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Meanings of thrash out in English

Spanish
discutir a fondo

Discuss vehemently in order to reach a solution or an agreement.

discutir a fondo
Usage of thrash out in English
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It will continue to thrash out high-level principles for shaping national financial rules.
Reuters
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No doubt they will be able to thrash out all the important issues.
The Irish Times
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You could thrash out a nuclear non-proliferation treaty in less time.
The Guardian
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The best thing is to thrash out the case in your own way.
The Soul of a Bishop
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A four-man delegation came to Flushing Meadow to thrash out terms.
The new yorker
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Once approved, the sides will thrash out the finer details of the project.
The Irish Times
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The men next thrash out the grain with long, thin flails.
Great African Travellers: From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Sta...
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The reckless haste to thrash out the terms stinks of desperation.
The South African
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The parties must thrash out policies and a cabinet line-up.
Reuters
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He wanted to thrash out the matter with Larssen with the least possible delay.
Swirling Waters
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Television executives went to the Ministry of Defence last Friday to thrash out coverage.
The Irish Times
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He said that was why he was calling for talks to thrash out various changes.
Radio NZ
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She is now seeking to thrash out a Brexit compromise with opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Reuters
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Tauranga City Council was set to meet on Tuesday, 3 March to thrash out its options.
Radio NZ
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The parties have already moved beyond an informal, self-imposed end-March deadline to thrash out a deal.
Reuters
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Party conferences are usually tightly-managed affairs, run more for electoral optics than to thrash out differences.
The Irish Times
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