Idiom: compare notes
Meaning
Idiom: compare notes
- to exchange information and opinions about something
Example sentences
— We should get together and compare notes about babysitters, parks, child-friendly restaurants and stuff like that.
— Last night I compared notes with my coworker and discovered she makes a lot more money than me.
— My brothers both dated the same girl in high school and they're finally comparing notes.
— If you compare notes, you'll see the new model doesn't really have many new features.
— Several of us compared notes after the exam and now I'm sure I failed it.
— Shall we compare notes after the conference or during lunch tomorrow?
— My roommate wants to compare notes again after class but she never has much to share.
— We compared notes about the presentation and Dr. Johnson had some very insightful takeaways.
— Let's compare notes before the product demo to make sure we cover everything.
— I heard that you're also planning to refurbish homes. Can we compare notes?
— The Polyglot conference is one of the highlights of the year for me. I love to compare notes on how to learn languages with others.
Synonyms
- kick things around
- toss ideas around
- pick one's brain
- put heads together
- bounce ideas off
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