Suggest (DIT): S wants A to know that the action(s), specified in the semantic content, is potentially promising for achieving a certain goal, which is either contextually salient or specified as part of the semantic content.Suggest (TRAINS): A Suggestion in this domain also involves getting the other agent to do something, but is weaker than a request. Suggestions explicitly leave open an option of negotiation between the agents, often by using the first person plural to include both agents in the suggested action.Suggest (Verbmobil): The speaker proposes an explicit instance or aspect of the negotiated topic (not necessarily only one instance or aspect, could also be a set of instances). A further point of definition is that the proposed instance must be either a new referent or a further specification of an already introduced one.