v., talked, talk·ing, talks.

v.tr.

1. To articulate (words): The baby is talking sentences now.
2. To give expression to in words: talk treason.
3. To speak of or discuss (something): talk music; talk business;
4. To speak or know how to speak in (an idiom or language): talked French with the flight crew.
5. To gain, influence, or bring into a specified state by talking: talked me into coming; talked their way out of trouble.
6. To spend (a period of time) by or as if by talking: talked the evening away.

v.intr.

1. To converse by means of spoken language: We talked for hours. See synonyms at speak.
2. To articulate words: The baby can talk.
3. To imitate the sounds of human speech: The parrot talks.
4. To express one's thoughts or emotions by means of spoken language: talked about the pros and cons of the issue.
5. To convey one's thoughts in a way other than by spoken words: talk with one's hands.
6. To express one's thoughts in writing: Voltaire talks about London in this book.
7. To parley or negotiate with someone: Let's talk before continuing to fight.
8. To spread rumors; gossip: If you do that, people will talk.
9. To allude to something: Are you talking about last week?
10. To consult or confer with someone: I talked with the doctor.
11. To reveal information concerning oneself or others, especially under pressure: Has the prisoner talked?
12. Informal. To be efficacious: Money talks.

n.

1. An exchange of ideas or opinions; a conversation.
2. A speech or lecture.
3. Hearsay, rumor, or speculation: There is talk of bankruptcy.
4. A subject of conversation: a musical that is the talk of the town.
5. A conference or negotiation. Often used in the plural: peace talks.
6. Jargon; slang: prison talk.
7. Empty speech or unnecessary discussion: much talk and no action.
8. A particular manner of speech: baby talk; honeyed talk.
9. Something, such as the sounds of animals, felt to resemble human talk: whale talk.

phrasal verbs:

talk around

1. To persuade: I talked them around to my point of view.
2. To speak indirectly about: talked around the subject but never got to the point.

talk at

1. To address orally with no regard for or interest in a reaction or response.

talk back

1. To make an impertinent or insolent reply.
2. To make a belligerent response: heavy guns talking back.

talk down

1. To depreciate: talked down the importance of the move.
2. To speak with insulting condescension: talked down to her subordinates.
3. To silence (a person), especially by speaking in a loud and domineering manner.
4. To direct and control (the flight of an aircraft during an approach for landing) by radioed instructions either from the ground or a nearby aircraft.

talk out

1. To discuss (a matter) exhaustively: I talked out the problem with a therapist.
2. To resolve or settle by discussion.
3. Chiefly British. To block (proposed legislation) by filibustering.

talk over

1. To consider thoroughly in conversation; discuss: talked the matter over.
2. To win (someone) over by persuasion: talked them over to our side.

talk up

1. To speak in favor of; promote: talked the candidate up; talked up the new product.
2. To speak up in a frank, often insolent manner.

idioms:

talk big Informal.

1. To brag.

talk sense

1. To speak rationally and coherently.

[Middle English talken.]

also talk up

verb

1. To engage in spoken exchange: chat, confabulate, converse¹, discourse, speak. Informal confab, visit. See words.
2. To direct speech to: address, speak. See words.
3. To express oneself in speech: speak, verbalize, vocalize. Idioms: open one'smouthlips, putinintowords, wag one's tongue. See words.
4. To put into words: articulate, communicate, convey, declare, express, say, state, tell, utter¹, vent, verbalize, vocalize, voice. Idioms: givetongueventvoiceto. See words.
5. To engage in or spread gossip: blab, gossip, noise, rumor, tattle, tittle-tattle, whisper. Idioms: tell tales, tell tales out of school. See words.
6. To meet and exchange views to reach a decision: advise, confer, consult, deliberate, parley. Informal powwow. See collect/distribute, meet, words.
7. To give incriminating information about others, especially to the authorities: inform, tattle, tip³ (off). Informal fink. Slang rat, sing, snitch, squeal, stool. Idioms: blow the whistle. See knowledge/ignorance, law.

phrasal verb - talk back

To utter an impertinent rejoinder: talk up. Informal sass, sauce. Idioms: give someone lip,, resist/yield, words.

phrasal verb - talk down

To think, represent, or speak of as small or unimportant: belittle, decry, denigrate, deprecate, depreciate, derogate, detract, discount, disparage, downgrade, minimize, run down, slight. Idioms: makelightlittleof,, attack/defend, show/hide.

phrasal verb - talk into

To succeed in causing (a person) to act in a certain way: argue into, bring, bring around (or round), convince, get, induce, persuade, prevail on (or upon), sell (on),, persuasion/dissuasion.

phrasal verb - talk over

To speak together and exchange ideas and opinions about: bandy (about), discuss, moot, thrash out (or over), thresh out (or over), toss around. Informal hash (over), kick around, knock about (or around). Slang rap³. Idioms: go into a huddle,, words.

phrasal verb - talk up

1. To increase or seek to increase the importance or reputation of by favorable publicity: ballyhoo, boost, build up, enhance, promote, publicize, puff, tout. Informal plug. Slang hype. See knowledge/ignorance.
2. To make known vigorously the positive features of (a product): advertise, ballyhoo, build up, cry (up), popularize, promote, publicize. Informal pitch, plug. Slang push. See knowledge/ignorance.
3. To utter an impertinent rejoinder: talk back. Informal sass, sauce. Idioms: give someone lip. See resist/yield, words.

noun

1. Spoken exchange: chat, colloquy, confabulation, conversation, converse¹, dialogue, discourse, speech. Informal confab. Slang jaw. See words.
2. The faculty, act, or product of speaking: discourse, speech, utterance, verbalization, vocalization. See words.
3. A usually formal oral communication to an audience: address, allocution, declamation, lecture, oration, prelection, speech. See words.
4. The act or process of dealing with another to reach an agreement. negotiation, parley. See words.

Idioms beginning with talk:
talk dirty
talk around
talk at
talk back
talk big
talk down to
talked out
talk out of
talk of the town, the
talk sense
talk shop
talk someone's arm off
talk to
talk turkey
talk up

See also all talk; dirty joke (talk dirty); double talk; heart to heart (talk); look who's talking; money talks; now you're talking; small talk; straight talk; sweet talk.

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n

Definition: communication with language
Antonyms: silence

n

Definition: speech, address to group
Antonyms: listening

v

Definition: discuss with another
Antonyms: listen, refrain, refuse

v

Definition: produce words; inform; address
Antonyms: listen

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A sudden lull in the conversation is not random, some believe, but usually occurs at twenty minutes past or to the hour, and is occasioned by angels passing by. Opie and Tatem give several references to this idea, starting with one from Wales in 1909. They also show that the Romans had a belief about sudden silences, quoting Pliny's Natural History (AD 77). Some families or communities had little rituals to cover sudden silences, such as one reported from Durham: If silence suddenly fell, someone would break it by saying ‘silence in the pork shop’, which had an implied response—‘and let the old sow speak’ (FLS News 12 (1991), 7). It is also thought to be significant if two people say the same thing at the same time, or if one just anticipates the other. In the latter case the one who spoke will marry before the other (current since at least 1738), whereas simultaneous speakers should link little fingers and make a wish. A complex ceremony is reported from a 13-year-old girl from Bath, in 1935:

When two people say the same thing at the same moment without saying anything further, they hook right-hand little fingers, say the name of a poet (not Shakespeare or Burns (which spears or burns your wish) silently make a wish, and then one says, ‘I wish, I wish your wish come true’, and the other replies, ‘I wish, I wish the same to you’. But if you both said the same poet that invalidated the whole thing. (Opie and Tatem, 1989: 368)

Several other isolated beliefs about talking have been recorded. According to Leather (1912: 86) if you accidentally speak in rhyme you can expect a present before the end of the month. Igglesden (c.1932: 229) reports that it was unlucky to talk when passing under a railway bridge. To get your words in the wrong order means a stranger on the way (Lean, 1903: ii. 318). In modern times it is common to say that talking to yourself is ‘the first sign of madness’, but according to N&Q it means you will die a violent death (quoted Lean, 1903: ii. 305).

See also BACKWARDS, DUMB CAKE, LOVE DIVINATION.

Bibliography
The full bibliography list is available here.

• Opie and Tatem, 1989: 95, 367-8
• Lean, 1903: ii. 305, 318-20
• Roud, 2003: 451-3

A cynical view of the world by Ambrose Bierce

v.t.

To commit an indiscretion without temptation, from an impulse without purpose.

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IN BRIEF: Telling someone something with your voice.

The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing. — Walt Disney (1901-1966), American entrepreneur and cartoonist.

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Common misspelling(s) of talked

• talekd

Dansk (Danish)
v. tr. - fortælle, diskutere
v. intr. - tale, snakke, sladre, tale over sig
n. - samtale, drøftelse, forhandling, foredrag, snak

idioms:

• back talk    svare igen, tale ilde om
• now you're talking    nu er du inde på noget af det rigtige
• talk a person over    overtale en person
• talk a person round    overtale, omvende en person
• talk away    bortforklare
• talk back    svare igen
• talk big    skryde, overdrive
• talk down to    tale ned til
• talk into    overtale
• talk of the devil    som fanden læser biblen...
• talk of the town    hele byen taler om det
• talk out    diskutere igennem
• talk out of    tale nogen fra noget
• talk over    tale om, tale igennem, diskutere
• talk round    snakke udenom
• talk shop    tale med kolleger om arbejdet i fritiden
• talk show    interviewprogram, talkshow
• talk through    diskutere grundigt
• talk through one's hat    forblommet tale
• talk to    tale med, tale til rette, tale alvorligt med
• talk to oneself    snakke med sig selv
• talk up    sige fra, modsætte sig
• talking head    nyhedsoplæser, interviewer, professionel meningsdanner
• talking point    diskussionsemne
• talking shop    tale med kolleger om arbejdet i fritiden

Nederlands (Dutch)
praten, spreken, roddelen, bespreken, gepraat, taal(gebruik), bespreking, gesprek, praatje, geklets

Français (French)
v. tr. - parler, discuter, parler (une langue), persuader, dissuader, convaincre
v. intr. - parler, discuter, bavarder, jaser, parler/donner des informations (suspect)
n. - propos, conversation, discussion, exposé, causerie, discussions (npl), conférence (npl), négociations (npl)

idioms:

• back talk    réponse insolente
• now you're talking    voilà qui devient intéressant!
• talk at    n'avoir aucun égard en parlant à (qn), parler à qn avec emphase (fam), être emphatique
• talk away    ne pas arrêter de parler, parler/discuter sans s'arrêter
• talk back    répondre insolemment, répliquer
• talk big    (être) courageux en paroles
• talk down    réduire (qn) au silence, (Aviat) donner des instructions au pilote par radio pour atterrir
• talk down to    parler avec condescendance
• talk of the devil    quand on parle du loup
• talk of the town    toute la ville en parle
• talk out    discuter (la chose) à fond, (Pol) prolonger les débats
• talk over    discuter de, débattre de
• talk round    tourner autour de (d'un sujet)
• talk shop    parler travail
• talk show    talk show, débat (radiodiffusé, radiotélévisé)
• talk someone into    persuader qn de, convaincre qn de
• talk someone over    en débattre/en discuter avec qn
• talk someone round    amener qn à changer d'avis, convaincre/persuader qn
• talk someone through something    (Théât, Cin, TV) guider qn sur les mouvements qu'il doit faire (un acteur)
• talk something through    (Théât, Cin, TV) guider sur les mouvements à faire (pendant les répétitions)
• talk somone out of    dissuader qn de (ne pas faire)
• talk through one's hat    parler à tort et à travers
• talk to    parler à (qn), s'entretenir avec (qn)
• talk to oneself    monologuer, parler tout seul
• talk up    ne pas mâcher ses mots, pousser, vanter
• talking head    gros plan d'un présentateur télé
• talking point    sujet de conversation, sujet de discussion
• talking shop    parlotte
• you can talk    tu peux (bien) parler, tu peux toujours parler, toi (excl)

Deutsch (German)
v. - reden, sprechen, sich unterhalten
n. - Gespräch, Unterhaltung, Vortrag, Sprache, Gerede

idioms:

• back talk    eine freche Antwort
• now you're talking    das hört sich schon besser an
• talk at    einreden auf (+Akk)
• talk away    verplaudern, weitersprechen
• talk back    Kontra geben, widersprechen, antworten
• talk big    angeben
• talk down    in Grund und Boden reden, Landekommandos geben (+Dat)
• talk down to    herablassend reden mit
• talk of the devil    wenn man vom Teufel spricht
• talk of the town    Stadtgespräch
• talk out    ausdiskutieren
• talk over    durchdiskutieren
• talk round    um etw. herumreden (ugs)
• talk shop    fachsimpeln
• talk show    Talk-Show (Unterhaltungssendung mit Interviews)
• talk someone into    jmdn. zu etw. überreden
• talk someone over    jmdn. überreden
• talk someone round    jmdn. überreden
• talk someone through something    etw. mit jmdm. durchgehen od. durchsprechen
• talk something through    etwas ausführlich diskutieren
• talk somone out of    jdn. Überreden, nicht etwas zu machen
• talk through one's hat    übertreiben, bluffen, Unsinn reden
• talk to    sprechen, reden
• talk to oneself    Selbstgespräche führen
• talk up    loben, werben für, hochreden
• talking head    jmd. den man nur reden sieht
• talking point    Gesprächsthema
• talking shop    (ugs.) Quasselbude
• you can talk    (iro.) sei du nur ganz still!

Ελληνική (Greek)
v. - μιλώ, συζητώ, συνομιλώ, κουβεντιάζω, μαρτυρώ
n. - κουβέντα, συνομιλία, συζήτηση, ομιλία, διάλεξη, διάδοση, φλυαρία, (πληθ.) συνομιλίες, θέμα συζήτησης

idioms:

• back talk    αντιμίλημα
• double talk    διφορούμενα, αμφιλογίες, μασημένες ή παραπλανητικές κουβέντες
• now you're talking    τώρα τα λες καλά!
• talk a person over    μεταπείθω κάποιον
• talk a person round    μεταπείθω, τουμπάρω κάποιον
• talk away    μιλώ ακατάπαυστα
• talk back    αντιμιλώ
• talk big    καυχιέμαι, κομπάζω
• talk down to    μιλώ αφ' υψηλού, υπερεκλαϊκεύω μιλώντας προς
• talk into    καταφέρνω, μεταπείθω ώστε να, φέρνω στο φιλότιμο να
• talk of the devil    κατά φωνή (κι ο γάιδαρος)
• talk of the town    το κοινό θέμα συζήτησης
• talk out    συζητώ διεξοδικώς
• talk out of    αποτρέπω κάποιον από κάτι, μεταπείθω
• talk over    επανεξετάζω, ξανασυζητώ
• talk round    μεταπείθω
• talk shop    συζητώ για επαγγελματικά και ειδικά θέματα
• talk show    τηλεοπτική/ραδιοφωνική συζήτηση
• talk through    συζητώ διεξοδικά
• talk through one's hat    δεν ξέρω τι λέω
• talk to    επιπλήττω, μαλώνω
• talk to oneself    μιλάω μόνος μου, παραμιλάω
• talk up    αναδεικνύω, δίνω βαρύτητα
• talking head    παρουσιαστής ή ομιλητής στην τηλεόραση
• talking point    θέμα συζητήσεως, επίμαχο θέμα
• talking shop    χώρος (ατέρμονων) συζητήσεων χωρίς πρακτικό αποτέλεσμα

Italiano (Italian)
parlare, conversazione, discorso

idioms:

• now you're talking    così mi piaci, adesso si che va bene
• talk a person over/round    persuadere
• talk away    chiacchierare
• talk back    replicare, rispondere
• talk big    darsi arie
• talk down to    parlare con arroganza
• talk into    persuadere a
• talk of the town    la favola della cittý
• talk out    mettere in chiaro
• talk out of    distogliere da
• talk over    discutere
• talk shop    parlare del proprio lavoro
• talk show    recita
• talk through    discutere
• talk through one's hat    esagerare
• talk to (reprove)    ammonire
• talk to oneself    parlar da solo
• talk up    elogiare
• talking head    mezzobusto
• talking point    argomento del giorno
• talking shop    istituzione incompetente

Português (Portuguese)
v. - dizer, exprimir, proferir, falar em, conversar, tratar de, discutir, conferenciar, consultar, manifestar-se, explicar
n. - conversa (f), conversação (f), conferência (f), discurso (m), conselho (m), debate (m), palestra (f)

idioms:

• back talk    resposta (geralmente rude, como no ato de retrucar)
• now you're talking    Isto (isso) sim é que é proposta
• talk a person over/round    convencer (uma pessoa), persuadir (uma pessoa)
• talk away    matar o tempo conversando, cavaqueando, falar continuamente, livrar-se (de um sentimento) com palavras
• talk back    retrucar
• talk big    gargantear (gír.), falar grosso (gír.), fazer farol (gír.)
• talk down to    descer ao nível da assistência ao falar
• talk into    convencer, persuadir
• talk of the town    assunto da conversa da cidade
• talk out    dissuadir, convencer a não fazer, exaurir
• talk out of    levar na conversa, convencer alguém a não seguir uma determinada linha de ação
• talk over    discutir, conversar seriamente sobre um assunto
• talk round    discutir (um assunto) longamente sem chegar a uma conclusão, evitar falar diretamente sobre um assunto
• talk shop    discutir questões profissionais, falar sobre negócios
• talk show    programa de entrevistas (Telev.)
• talk through    chegar às considerações finais sobre um determinado assunto
• talk through one's hat    falar asneiras (gír.), contar vantagem, exagerar
• talk to (reprove)    repreender, falar com alguém (coloq.)
• talk to oneself    falar sozinho
• talk up    discutir, despertar interesse em, chamar a atenção, elogiar, conferenciar
• talking head    pessoa que fala demais
• talking point    argumento provável de convencer ou persuadir
• talking shop    falar somente sobre sua ocupação evitando outros assuntos

Русский (Russian)
разговаривать, беседовать, лекция, доклад

idioms:

• back talk    отвечать, оспаривать
• now you're talking    Вот это да!
• talk a person over/round    уговорить, убедить
• talk away    заговориться, заболтаться, болтать без умолку
• talk back    возражать, дерзить, пререкаться
• talk big    говорить важничая
• talk down to    говорить с кем-л. свысока
• talk into    уговорить (кого-л.)
• talk of the town    сенсация
• talk out    разобраться (в каком-л. вопросе), исчерпать тему до конца. дойти до сути
• talk out of    отговорить (от чего-л.)
• talk over    подробно обсуждать, уговаривать, обсуждать
• talk round    убедить кого-л. в своей правоте
• talk shop    "болтать" о том о сем, салонный разговор
• talk show    (амер.) интервью с известным деятелем
• talk through    подробно обсудить, переговорить
• talk through one's hat    говорить, не зная о чем
• talk to (reprove)    выбранить, "пробрать"
• talk to oneself    говорить с самим собой, "говорить к стенке"
• talk up    говорить погромче
• talking head    (шутл.) "оратор", краснобай, только голова видна на экране
• talking point    интересная тема для дискуссии
• talking shop    "говорильня"

Español (Spanish)
v. tr. - hablar, decir, charlar, conversar, platicar, tratar, negociar
v. intr. - hablar, decir, charlar, conversar, platicar, tratar, negociar
n. - coloquio, conferencia, charla

idioms:

• back talk    comentario grosero o imprudente
• now you're talking    ¡así se habla!
• talk at    hablar mal a alguien de un tercero que está presente
• talk away    pasar charlando, hablar sin parar
• talk back    contestar con impertinencia, replicar
• talk big    jactarse, fanfarronear
• talk down    ponerse al alcance o al nivel de, hablar con altivez
• talk down to    ponerse al alcance o al nivel de, hablar con altivez
• talk of the devil    hablando del rey de Roma y el diablo se asoma
• talk of the town    la comidilla de la ciudad
• talk out    discutir a fondo
• talk over    discutir, hablar de, convencer
• talk round    convencer
• talk shop    hablar sobre el trabajo o los negocios, aburriendo o importunando al interlocutor
• talk show    programa de entrevistas
• talk someone into    persuadir, inducir
• talk someone over    discutir, hablar de, convencer
• talk someone round    persuadir, inducir
• talk someone through something    guiar por medio de instrucciones
• talk something through    examinar un proyecto discutiéndolo, analizar algo exhaustivamente
• talk somone out of    desanimar, desalentar
• talk through one's hat    decir tonterías
• talk to    hablar con
• talk to oneself    hablar consigo mismo
• talk up    alabar, hacer mucho ruido en favor de
• talking head    locutor (de TV), busto parlante
• talking point    tema de conversación
• talking shop    tertulia, mentidero
• you can talk    puedes hablar

Svenska (Swedish)
v. - tala, prata, hålla föredrag, berätta, skvallra
n. - samtal, prat, pratstund, "snack", föredrag, kåseri, sätt att tala, språk

中文（简体） (Chinese (Simplified))
讲, 讨论, 说, 讲话, 说话, 演讲, 谈话, 会谈, 交谈

idioms:

• back talk    顶嘴, 顶撞
• now you're talking    你这样说就对了, 这才像话
• talk a person over    说服某人
• talk a person round    说服某人
• talk away    不断地谈, 在谈话中度过
• talk back    顶嘴, 反驳
• talk big    吹牛
• talk down to    用高人一等的口气对人说话
• talk into    说服某人做某事
• talk of the devil    说曹操曹操就到
• talk of the town    街谈巷议
• talk out    讲出来
• talk out of    说服某人不做某事
• talk over    商讨, 讨论
• talk round    说服, 兜圈子谈
• talk shop    说行话, 三句话不离本行
• talk show    访谈节目, 脱口秀
• talk through    讨论, 议论
• talk through one's hat    吹牛
• talk to    找某人谈谈
• talk to oneself    自言自语
• talk up    大声讲, 大胆讲, 赞扬
• talking head    电视银幕上的发言人人头特写
• talking point    论题, 话题, 论据
• talking shop    清谈俱乐部, 毫无成效的会议或委员会

中文（繁體） (Chinese (Traditional))
v. tr. - 講, 討論, 說
v. intr. - 講話, 說話, 演講
n. - 談話, 會談, 交談

idioms:

• back talk    頂嘴, 頂撞
• now you're talking    你這樣說就對了, 這才像話
• talk a person over    說服某人
• talk a person round    說服某人
• talk away    不斷地談, 在談話中度過
• talk back    頂嘴, 反駁
• talk big    吹牛
• talk down to    用高人一等的口氣對人說話
• talk into    說服某人做某事
• talk of the devil    說曹操曹操就到
• talk of the town    街談巷議
• talk out    講出來
• talk out of    說服某人不做某事
• talk over    商討, 討論
• talk round    說服, 兜圈子談
• talk shop    說行話, 三句話不離本行
• talk show    訪談節目, 脫口秀
• talk through    討論, 議論
• talk through one's hat    吹牛
• talk to    找某人談談
• talk to oneself    自言自語
• talk up    大聲講, 大膽講, 讚揚
• talking head    電視銀幕上的發言人人頭特寫
• talking point    論題, 話題, 論據
• talking shop    清談俱樂部, 毫無成效的會議或委員會

한국어 (Korean)
v. tr. - 말하다, 이야기하다
v. intr. - ~을 이야기하다, 논하다
n. - 진술, 보고, 대화

idioms:

• talk away    이야기하여 ~되게 하다
• talk back    교신하다
• talk down to    말로 꼼짝 못하게 하다
• talk into    설득해 ~을 시키다
• talk out    철저히 의논하다
• talk over    (인정하도록) 설득하다
• talk round    두서없이 길게 말하다
• talk to    ~에게 말을 걸다
• talk up    주저하지 않고 말하다, 이야기해서 ~에 흥미를 갖게 하다, ~을 격찬하다

日本語 (Japanese)
v. - 話す, 語る, …のことを話す, ことばで表す, 噂話をする, 秘密をもらす, 使う
n. - 話, 談話, 会談, 講演, 空論, 意味のない話, 噂, 話の種, 話しぶり

idioms:

• talk a person over/round    説得して同意させる
• talk away    のべつしゃべる, しゃべって過ごす
• talk back    口答えする
• talk big    大言壮語する, ほらを吹く, 偉そうな口をきく
• talk down to    見下した調子で話す
• talk into    説得する
• talk nineteen to the dozen    早口に喋る
• talk of the town    町中の話題, 話題の人
• talk out    徹底的に論じる
• talk out of    説得してやめさせる
• talk over    …について相談する
• talk round    噂, ことば
• talk shop    商売の話をする
• talk show    対談番組, トークショー
• talk through    問題などを議論し尽くす
• talk through one's hat    でたらめを言う
• talk to (reprove)    小言を言う
• talk to oneself    ひとり言を言う
• talk turkey    現実的に話し合う
• talk up    大声で話す, はっきりと言う, ほめそやす, 弁護する

العربيه (Arabic)
‏(فعل) يناقش, يقول (الاسم) محادثه, كلام‏

עברית (Hebrew)
v. tr. - ‮שיחה, הרצאה, דיבור, שוחח, שוחח על, דיבר, הביע, ביטא‬
v. intr. - ‮שיחה, הרצאה, דיבור, שוחח, שוחח על, דיבר, הביע, ביטא‬
n. - ‮שיחה, הרצאה, דיבור, שוחח, שוחח על, דיבר, הביע, ביטא‬

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