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Guyper Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Thrash out and Hash out

1. "That's an issue which should be thrashed/hash out in the meeting tomorrow"

Hi. Which word is more commonly used today? I assume that they both have a similar meaning

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Usually, you hash out details. It might be okay to suggest that you'll make decisions about "the issue" with a mutual understanding and agreement. I'm pretty sure I've never "thrashed out" anything in my life.

— BarbaraPA

  • Usually, you hash out details.
  • It might be okay to suggest that you'll make decisions about "the issue" with a mutual understanding and agreement.
  • I'm pretty sure I've never "thrashed out" anything in my life.
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Usually, you hash out details.

It might be okay to suggest that you'll make decisions about "the issue" with a mutual understanding and agreement.

I'm pretty sure I've never "thrashed out" anything in my life.
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