to telecon
- verb
- /ˈtɛlɪˌkɒn/
- Jargon
- We will telecon with the overseas team tomorrow morning to finalize the project details.
Examples
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Due to travel restrictions, the managers decided to telecon instead of meeting at the office.
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Can you telecon with the client this afternoon to review the contract changes?
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Let's telecon!
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We will telecon tomorrow at 10 AM.
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We will telecon with the overseas team tomorrow morning to finalize the project details.
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Due to travel restrictions, the managers decided to telecon instead of meeting at the office.
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Can you telecon with the client this afternoon to review the contract changes?
Synonyms
To talk to someone by video or voice over the internet
To meet with others by live video from different places
How Direct
Surface Forms
Etymology
Telecon as a verb comes from the same short form teleconference, with tele- meaning 'far' and con from 'conference' or 'meet'. So to telecon is to hold or join a meeting by phone or video from different places.