dialog

A noun referring to a conversation between two or more people, or the spoken lines in a dramatic or fictional work, and can also denote a literary work written in the form of a discussion.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa uma conversa entre duas ou mais pessoas, ou as falas de um texto dramático ou literário; também pode designar uma obra literária escrita em forma de debate ou discussão.

1. Conversation between two people A2 formal

   A verbal exchange or discussion between two individuals.

   • They had a long dialog about their future plans.
   • The dialog between the two leaders was productive.
   • A meaningful dialog can resolve many misunderstandings.

   🇵🇹Diálogo

   Sinônimos: chatcolloquyconversationdialoguediscoursediscussionduologueexchangetalk

2. Lines in drama or fiction B1 formal

   The spoken lines or exchanges between characters in a play, movie, or book.

   • The dialog in that film felt very natural.
   • Shakespeare's dialogs are famous for their depth.
   • The author wrote witty dialog for the main characters.

   🇵🇹Diálogo no drama ou na ficção

   Sinônimos: conversationdialoguediscourseexchangescriptspeechtalk

3. Literary composition in conversation form B2 formal

   A written work structured as a conversation between two or more people, often used to explore ideas.

   • Plato's dialogs are foundational texts in philosophy.
   • The book is a dialog between a scientist and a philosopher.
   • She wrote a dialog exploring the nature of truth.

   🇵🇹Diálogo

   Sinônimos: colloquyconversationdiscourseduologueexchangeinterchange

   Antônimos: monologuesoliloquy

• dialogs plural form
• dialogs' possessive plural form
• dialog's possessive singular form