Talk ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Talk ( verb )

  1. Speak in order to give information or express ideas or feelings; converse or communicate by spoken words.
  2. Have formal discussions or negotiations.
  3. Exchange ideas or opinions.
  4. Reveal secret or confidential information.
  5. Reveal information about (someone) to another person.
  6. Persuade or influence (someone).
  7. Behave in a way that implies that one wants (something) without saying so explicitly.

Origin:

Old english talian, of germanic origin; related to dutch taal ‘speech, language’ and german zahl ‘number, amount’, also to tale.

Examples:

  1. They talked for hours about their favorite movies.
  2. The leaders of the two countries talked about a possible trade deal.
  3. We talked about our vacation plans for the summer.
  4. He talked about his ex-girlfriend's private life to everyone.
  5. She talked to the boss about her coworker's poor work ethic.
  6. He talked his way into getting a discount on the car.
  7. She talked about wanting to travel, but never actually made any plans.

(As a noun)

Talk ( noun )

  1. Speak in order to give information or express ideas or feelings; converse or communicate by spoken words.
  2. Have formal discussions or negotiations.
  3. Exchange ideas or opinions.
  4. Reveal secret or confidential information.
  5. Reveal information about (someone) to another person.
  6. Persuade or influence (someone).
  7. Behave in a way that implies that one wants (something) without saying so explicitly.

Origin:

Old english talian, of germanic origin; related to dutch taal ‘speech, language’ and german zahl ‘number, amount’, also to tale.

Examples:

  1. They talked for hours about their favorite movies.
  2. The leaders of the two countries talked about a possible trade deal.
  3. We talked about our vacation plans for the summer.
  4. He talked about his ex-girlfriend's private life to everyone.
  5. She talked to the boss about her coworker's poor work ethic.
  6. He talked his way into getting a discount on the car.
  7. She talked about wanting to travel, but never actually made any plans.
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