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Definition of bull session in English: bull sessionnoun North American An informal group discussion. 〈北美〉闲聊，自由讨论 I heard sharper political talk in the all-night bull sessions Example sentencesExamples - In retrospect it is clear that Montgomery spouted just enough in our bull sessions about his feats as a military prisoner to convince naive students that he was indeed a genuine hero.
- Now I can sit around the Round Table for hours rehashing last night's scores or dissecting the peculiarities of anyone not sitting within earshot of our bull session.
- The project for 2002 was hatched, as so many good projects are, during a bull session among four shooters and hunters.
- I figured any chef from a restaurant the caliber of Trio who was cool enough to drop by casually and kick off a bull session about his restaurant was worth checking out.
- What happens in those bull sessions is that you are helped along in the process of forming your taste and your aesthetics and your attitude to literature.
- The program had a college bull session, rather than professional, atmosphere.
- No more public filings, no more quarterly hoops to jump through, and no more demoralizing bull sessions with analysts and frustrated shareholders.
- When a locker room bull session can bring questions from the FBI, it's clear agents are casting a wide net indeed.
- The difference between PRI and NPR is kind of like the difference between a bull session with particularly astute friends and a lecture by a knowledgeable but vaguely condescending college professor.
- George had settled into a routine of sorts, dog-fighting, attending lectures, censoring mail, having bull sessions with the boys with the occasional bottle of whiskey and working with the others to set up camp and make it comfortable.
- He was in Rome for all four sessions of the council as an expert, and loved the experience, especially the evening bull sessions - with many invited guests - that became legendary.
- We started this on a really casual basis, where we would get together every once in a while and just kind of have a bull session.
- There would be no all night brainstorming, no bull sessions, no long policy meetings to hash out differences and no blue jeans.
- Hold pre-game parties, team nights, get local sportscasters or newspaper columnists in for a bull session with your fans.
- But since I think of the blogosphere as a dorm room bull session writ large, I still like the idea of discussing stuff like this.
- All my friends at school had seen the movie and raved about it, so I begged my dad to take me and not leave me at a disadvantage in our Little League dugout bull sessions.
- This sounds good in bull sessions, but in the real world it's just not going to happen.
- Although inane, that post-debate bull session was at least not strongly biased.
- Anyone who can remember an adolescent sleepover or early morning college bull session knows exactly what I am talking about here.
- How does the humanities classroom differ from the amateur book club or the midnight bull session in the dorm?
Synonyms discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference
Definition of bull session in US English: bull sessionnounbo͝ol ˈseSHənbʊl ˈsɛʃən North American An informal, typically impromptu discussion, especially among a small group. I heard sharper political talk in the all-night bull sessions Example sentencesExamples - When a locker room bull session can bring questions from the FBI, it's clear agents are casting a wide net indeed.
- Although inane, that post-debate bull session was at least not strongly biased.
- Now I can sit around the Round Table for hours rehashing last night's scores or dissecting the peculiarities of anyone not sitting within earshot of our bull session.
- I figured any chef from a restaurant the caliber of Trio who was cool enough to drop by casually and kick off a bull session about his restaurant was worth checking out.
- The difference between PRI and NPR is kind of like the difference between a bull session with particularly astute friends and a lecture by a knowledgeable but vaguely condescending college professor.
- All my friends at school had seen the movie and raved about it, so I begged my dad to take me and not leave me at a disadvantage in our Little League dugout bull sessions.
- George had settled into a routine of sorts, dog-fighting, attending lectures, censoring mail, having bull sessions with the boys with the occasional bottle of whiskey and working with the others to set up camp and make it comfortable.
- But since I think of the blogosphere as a dorm room bull session writ large, I still like the idea of discussing stuff like this.
- There would be no all night brainstorming, no bull sessions, no long policy meetings to hash out differences and no blue jeans.
- Anyone who can remember an adolescent sleepover or early morning college bull session knows exactly what I am talking about here.
- No more public filings, no more quarterly hoops to jump through, and no more demoralizing bull sessions with analysts and frustrated shareholders.
- What happens in those bull sessions is that you are helped along in the process of forming your taste and your aesthetics and your attitude to literature.
- We started this on a really casual basis, where we would get together every once in a while and just kind of have a bull session.
- He was in Rome for all four sessions of the council as an expert, and loved the experience, especially the evening bull sessions - with many invited guests - that became legendary.
- In retrospect it is clear that Montgomery spouted just enough in our bull sessions about his feats as a military prisoner to convince naive students that he was indeed a genuine hero.
- This sounds good in bull sessions, but in the real world it's just not going to happen.
- Hold pre-game parties, team nights, get local sportscasters or newspaper columnists in for a bull session with your fans.
- How does the humanities classroom differ from the amateur book club or the midnight bull session in the dorm?
- The program had a college bull session, rather than professional, atmosphere.
- The project for 2002 was hatched, as so many good projects are, during a bull session among four shooters and hunters.
Synonyms discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference
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