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to telecon

to telecon

5.0
To join a meeting by phone or video
  • verb
  • /ˈtɛlɪˌkɒn/
  • Jargon
translation icon : teleconferenciar
  • We will telecon with the overseas team tomorrow morning to finalize the project details.

Examples

  • Due to travel restrictions, the managers decided to telecon instead of meeting at the office.

  • Can you telecon with the client this afternoon to review the contract changes?

  • Let's telecon!

  • We will telecon tomorrow at 10 AM.

  • We will telecon with the overseas team tomorrow morning to finalize the project details.

  • Due to travel restrictions, the managers decided to telecon instead of meeting at the office.

  • Can you telecon with the client this afternoon to review the contract changes?

Synonyms

to skype
vsto telecon
  • Texting
5 3.9

To talk to someone by video or voice over the internet

refers to meetings using phone or video tech rather than one app
to videoconference
vsto telecon
  • Texting
3.5

To meet with others by live video from different places

includes meetings by phone as well as video

How Direct

in person
271 1.6
to telecon
  • Jargon
5.0
call
1.0
email
  • Texting
724 1.0

Surface Forms

telecon infinitive
teleconned past
teleconned past participle
teleconning present participle
telecons third person singular

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.