| 词汇 | talk |
| 释义 | talk verb[ I ] uk /tɔːk/ us /tɑːk/ talkverb[I] (SAY WORDS)A1 to say words aloud; to speak to someone: 讲话，谈话;谈论 talk aboutWe were just talking about Gareth's new girlfriend.我们刚才在谈论加雷斯的新女友。 My little girl has just started to talk.我的小女儿刚开始说话。 talk toShe talks to her mother on the phone every week.她每周都跟母亲通电话。 to talk to someone talkA group of men were talking in the street. speakCould I speak to you privately? sayI couldn't hear what they were saying. chatWe were just chatting about the party. have a chatWe had a little chat over the garden wall. chatterThey spent the morning chattering away. to talk about something talk aboutI don't like talking about my feelings. speak aboutHe is often asked to speak about the decline of global energy supplies. discussWe need to discuss arrangements for next week. talk overI need to talk it over with my wife before I accept the job. talk throughWe're used to talking things through, so we don't have many arguments. debateThe bill will be debated in parliament next week. You're not allowed to talk during the exam.考试期间不许交谈。 The argument was upsetting for us all - I don't want to talk about it.那场争论使我们大家都心烦——我不想再谈论了。 Could I talk to you about a personal matter?我能和你谈件私事吗？ He didn't talk about his exam results in case people thought he was boasting.他没有谈论自己的考试成绩，以免让别人以为他在自我吹嘘。 She waves her hands around a lot when she's talking. Informal talking & conversation a problem shared is a problem halvedidiom bantering banteringly bants bloviate bull session buzz catch chew the fatidiom conversation conversational gambit palaver patter persiflage put the world to rightsidiom shoot speech take/lead someone on/to one sideidiom tête-à-tête talkverb[I] (DISCUSS)B2 to discuss something with someone, often to try to find a solution to a disagreement: （为了寻求解决分歧的途径而）与…会谈 The two sides have agreed to talk.双方同意会谈。 talk business, politics, etc. C1 to discuss a particular subject: 谈论正事／政治（等等） Whenever they're together, they talk politics.他们一到一起就谈论政治。 Debate & discussion agent provocateur agora argue argue against something argue for something bargainer beard controversial kick around no ifs or butsidiom no-platform no-platforming on the doorstep proposer uncontroversially undialectical undiscussed war of words wash (something) up weigh talkverb[I] (LECTURE)B2 to give a lecture on a subject: （就某一主题）作报告 The next speaker will be talking about endangered insects.下一位讲者将就濒危昆虫作报告。 Lecturing & addressing call for papers CFP co-present deliver a speech eunoia jawbone maiden speech monologue onto oratory presentation public speaking sermon sermonize slide speak speaking speech speechify talk at someone GrammarSpeak or talk? The verbs speak and talk both generally mean ‘say words’, but there are some small differences in how they are used. Speak is more formal than talk. … Speak and talk: uses The verbs speak and talk both generally mean ‘say words’, but there are some small differences in how they are used. Speak is more formal than talk. … Speak and talk with prepositions We usually use to after speak and talk. In more formal situations, people sometimes use with: … Idiomssomeone can talk! someone is a fine one to talk! give someone something to talk about be like talking to a brick wall look who's talking! talk someone's head off talk a blue streak talk about ... talk dirty talk nonsense talk out of both sides of your mouth talk sense talk shop talk some sense into sb talk smack talk the hind leg(s) off a donkey talk the talk talk the talk ... walk the walk talk through your hat talk tough talk turkey talk your way out of something talking of someone/something Phrasal verbstalk about something/doing something talk at someone talk around something talk back talk something down talk someone down talk down to someone talk someone into something talk something out talk someone out of something talk something over talk someone round talk someone through something talk something through talk something up talk noun uk /tɔːk/ us /tɑːk/ B1[ C ] a conversation between two people, often about a particular subject: 交谈 have talk with someone about somethingI asked him to have a talk with his mother about his plan.我叫他跟他母亲谈谈他的计划。 B2[ C ] a speech given to a group of people to teach or tell them about a particular subject: 演讲;讲座 give a talk about/onHe gave a talk about/on his visit to Malaysia.他就他的马来西亚之行办了一个讲座。 a talk talkShe will give a talk on keeping kids safe on the internet. lectureThe lecture is entitled "War and the Modern American Presidency". presentationWe were given a presentation of progress made to date. speechYou might have to make a speech when you accept the award. addressHe took the oath of office then delivered his inaugural address. orationIt was to become one of the most famous orations in American history. talksC2[ plural ] serious and formal discussions on an important subject, usually intended to produce decisions or agreements: 商谈;会谈 talks were held aboutTalks were held in Madrid about the fuel crisis.有关燃料危机的会谈在马德里召开。 C2[ U ] the action of talking about what might happen or be true, or the subject people are talking about: 闲谈;话题 Talk won't get us anywhere.闲谈对我们毫无益处。 the talkThe talk/Her talk was all about the wedding.那次谈话／她所说的全都是关于婚礼的事。 He gave a talk on the representation of women in 19th-century art.他作了一个演讲，是关于19世纪艺术中女性形象塑造的。 We need to have another talk about this - can we meet later this afternoon? Our talk soon veered onto the subject of football. She was nervous about giving a talk to her colleagues, but she carried it off very well.给同事们作演讲让她很紧张，但她讲得很成功。 I had to have a talk to her about a complaint that was made about her work. Informal talking & conversation a problem shared is a problem halvedidiom bantering banteringly bants bloviate bull session buzz catch chew the fatidiom conversation conversational gambit palaver patter persiflage put the world to rightsidiom shoot speech take/lead someone on/to one sideidiom tête-à-tête You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Lecturing & addressing Idiomsbe all talk (and no action) be the talk of somewhere be the talk of the town talk | American Dictionarytalk verb[ I/T ] us/tɔk/ talkverb[I/T] (SAY WORDS)to say words aloud, usually to give or exchange information; to speak: [ I ]I talked with Carol on the phone yesterday. [ I ]We talked about books. [ T ]The candidates want to talk taxes (= discuss this subject). Idiomstalk about something talk shop talk some sense into someone talk the talk talk tough Phrasal verbstalk someone/yourself into something talk someone/yourself out of something talk back talk down someone talk down something talk down to someone talk out something talk over something talk up something/someone talk noun[ C/U ] us/tɔk/ talknoun[C/U] (SAY WORDS)a conversation between two people, often about a particular subject; the act of talking: [ U ]Talk won’t get us anywhere. [ C ]I had a talk with my boss. [ C ]Sarah gave a talk (= a speech before a group of people) on skyscrapers. [ U ]I’ve heard talk of a layoff (= unofficial information about it). Talks are official discussions between organizations or countries: [ C ]Contract talks between the airline and the union began today. talk | Business Englishtalk verb[ I ] uk /tɔːk/us to say things or speak to someone: talk about/of sthIn Tokyo markets, the only thing people want to talk about is the budget problem. talk to/with sbI need to talk to the Sales Manager directly. She was talking on the phone to her co-worker. talk business/politics, etc. to discuss a particular subject: At the dinner table, everyone was talking interest rate hikes and unemployment numbers. be talking sthinformal used to emphasize that you are referring to something serious or important, a large amount of money, etc.: We're talking big money here - £200 an hour. How long - are we talking five years or are we talking 30 years? talk shop to talk about work with people you work with when you are not at work: I hate those office parties where everyone talks shop. talk the talkinformal to be able to speak with the confidence and knowledge of someone who knows a lot about a particular subject: He can certainly talk the talk, but will he get the deal done? talk turkeyUSinformal to discuss something in a direct way without avoiding difficult issues: Few politicians are willing to talk turkey about immigration. Phrasal verbstalk sb around talk sth down talk down to sb talk sb into sth talk sb out of sth talk sth over talk sb through sth talk sth up talk noun uk /tɔːk/us [ C ] an occasion when someone speaks to a group of people about a particular subject: A speaker is coming in to give a talk to the sales team. a talk about/on sthWe listened to a talk about resources in the local economy. talks[ plural ] GOVERNMENT, MANAGEMENT, HR serious and formal discussions on an important subject usually intended to produce decisions or agreements: contract/merger/takeover talks The latest round of talks ended today. begin/have/hold talksWe held talks with the union about pay increases. in talksThe two companies are in talks about a merger. talks about sthThe studio broke off talks about a movie distribution deal. talks between sbTalks between the two nations have resulted in a new trade deal. [ U ] things people are saying about what might happen or be true: talk of sthShe dismissed the talk of her resignation as nonsense. There has been talk of closing some regional offices. See alsopay talks |
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