Talk - traduction, prononciation, transcription

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Amer.  |tɔːk|  American pronunciation of the word talk
Brit.  |tɔːk|  British pronunciation of the word talk

noun

- un échange d'idées via la conversationEd (syn: talking)
let's have more work and less talk around here
- discussion; Ed
his poetry contains much talk about love and anger
- l'acte de donner une conférence à un publicEd
I attended an interesting talk on local history
- un discours ouvert au publicEd (syn: lecture)
- potins ou rumeurs vainsEd
there has been talk about you lately

verb

- échanger des pensées; Ed (syn: speak)
We often talk business
Actions talk louder than words
- exprimer dans la paroleEd (syn: mouth, speak, utter, verbalize)
She talks a lot of nonsense
- utiliser la langueEd (syn: speak)
the baby talks already
- révéler des informationsEd (syn: spill)
If you don't oblige me, I'll talk!
- divulguer des informations confidentielles ou des secretsEd (syn: babble, blab, peach, sing, tattle)
Be careful--his secretary talks
- donner une conférence ou parlerEd (syn: lecture)
She will talk at Rutgers next week

Matrix of words

verb

- parler — speak, talk, tell, say, voice, converse
- discuter — discuss, talk, debate, argue, dispute, talk over
- dire — say, tell, speak, state, put, talk
- bavarder — chat, talk, gossip, chatter, babble, prattle
- discourir — discourse, talk, expatiate, speechify, orate, perorate
- rapporter — report, relate, bring back, return, yield, talk
- s'entretenir — confer, powwow, discourse, talk of, talk

noun

- la conversation — conversation, talk, talking, chat, discussion, discourse
- le discours — speech, discourse, address, talk, disquisition
- l' entretien — maintenance, servicing, upkeep, talk, talks, nurture
- la parole — word, speech, talk, parole, utterance, tongue
- la discussion — discussion, debate, talk, argument, conversation, talks
- les propos — talk, talking
- la langue — language, tongue, idiom, strip, talk, cog
- le sermon — sermon, preaching, talk, harangue, jaw
- les ragots — gossip, scuttlebutt, talk, idle gossip, scandal
- les fadaises — nonsense, twaddle, trivia, rubbish, piffle, talk
- le cafardage — talebearing, sneaking, talk
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