talk
talk
tɑ:k
taak
British pronunciation
/tɔːk/

Definition & Meaning of "talk"in English

to talk
01

to tell someone about the feelings or ideas that we have

Intransitive: to talk | to talk about sth | to talk of sth
to talk definition and meaning
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He talked to his friend about his recent breakup.
1.1

to discuss a particular thing with someone, especially something that is important or serious

Transitive: to talk about sth
to talk definition and meaning
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He talked to his doctor about his chronic pain.
1.2

to gossip about someone's personal life

Intransitive
to talk definition and meaning
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If you go out with him, you 'll have the whole town talking.
1.3

to use a specific language in speaking

Transitive: to talk a language | to talk in a language
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Are they talking Italian or Spanish?
1.4

to make confidential information or a secret known

Intransitive
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She threatened to ground her son until he talked and told her the truth.
1.5

to have the ability to communicate by speech

Intransitive
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The baby is starting to talk and say a few words.
1.6

to estimate the cost or the time it takes for something to happen

Transitive: to talk an amount of money or time
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Are we talking a few months or are we talking a year?
Talk
01

a lecture or speech given to an audience on a specific subject

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talk definition and meaning
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The professor gave a talk on climate change.
02

a form of communication using spoken words

talk definition and meaning
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After a long talk, they finally resolved their differences.
03

idle gossip or rumor

04

a formal conversation or meeting between people, often to resolve an issue or reach an agreement

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The government is holding peace talks with the rebel leaders.
05

a speech that is open to the public

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