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talk

/tɔːk/

Traduction: Nom désignant une conversation, une discussion ou un discours, souvent informel, entre deux ou plusieurs personnes., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de parler ou de communiquer verbalement avec quelqu'un, que ce soit pour échanger des idées, discuter ou converser.

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noun

/tɔːk/A1formal
  • frNom désignant une conversation, une discussion ou un discours, souvent informel, entre deux ou plusieurs personnes.

A noun referring to a conversation, discussion, or speech, often informal, between two or more people.

  1. ConversationA1formal

    An informal spoken exchange of ideas, opinions, or information between people.

    frconversation

    • We had a long talk about our future plans.
    • She had a talk with her boss about the promotion.
    • The two friends enjoyed a quiet talk over coffee.

    Synonymeschatchitchatconfabulationconversationdialoguediscussiongossippalaver

  2. Lecture or speechA2formal

    A formal spoken presentation given to an audience on a specific topic.

    frExposé oral

    • The professor gave a fascinating talk on climate change.
    • He prepared a talk for the conference next week.
    • The talk was attended by over 200 people.

    Synonymesaddressdiscourselectureorationpresentationseminarspeech

  3. Rumor or gossipB1informal

    Informal discussion or speculation about other people's private lives.

    frracontars, commérages

    • There is a lot of talk about the company's merger.
    • The talk around town is that they are getting married.
    • I don't pay attention to idle talk.

    Synonymesdirtgossipgrapevinehearsayrumorscuttlebutttittle-tattle

    Antonymesfactsilencetruth

Formes
  • talks plural form
  • talks' possessive plural form
  • talk's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/tɔːk/A1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de parler ou de communiquer verbalement avec quelqu'un, que ce soit pour échanger des idées, discuter ou converser.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking or communicating verbally with someone.

  1. Speak or converseA1formal

    To express thoughts, feelings, or ideas through spoken words.

    frparler

    • She talked to her friend on the phone for an hour.
    • We need to talk about the project deadline.
    • He talks very fast when he is excited.

    Synonymesarticulatechatchatterchew the fatcommunicateconferconsultconversediscussgossipjawprattlespeakutter

    Antonymeshushlistenmutesilence

  2. Discuss or negotiateA2formal

    To engage in a conversation to reach an agreement or exchange information.

    frdiscuter, négocier

    • The leaders talked about the peace treaty.
    • They talked business over lunch.
    • We talked through the details of the contract.

    Synonymesconferconsultdeliberatediscussnegotiateparley

  3. Reveal informationB1informal

    To speak about something that was previously secret or unknown.

    frrévéler des informations secrètes

    • The suspect finally talked to the police.
    • She talked about her past experiences.
    • He talked too much and gave away the surprise.

    Synonymesblabconfessdisclosedivulgeinformleakratrevealspillsquealtattle

    Antonymesconcealsuppresswithhold

Formes
  • talked past participle
  • talked past simple
  • talking present participle
  • talks third person singular

Variantes phrasaltalk downtalk intotalk oftalk out oftalk over

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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