talk in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- (ભાષા) વાપરવી. સંભાષણ ⇄ talk gujarati
- ઇ. (નો વિષય) ⇄ talk gujarati
- ઉચ્ચારવ ું ⇄ talk gujarati
- કહે વું ⇄ talk gujarati
- કૂથલી ⇄ talk gujarati
- ગપસપ ⇄ talk gujarati
- ગપસપ – કૂથલી – કરવી ⇄ talk gujarati
- ચર્ચા ⇄ talk gujarati
- ચર્ચા કરવી ⇄ talk gujarati
- બોલવાની રીત ⇄ talk gujarati
- બોલવું ⇄ talk gujarati
- ભાષણ ⇄ talk gujarati
- ભાષણ કરવું – આપવુ ં ⇄ talk gujarati
- વદવું ⇄ talk gujarati
- વાતચીત – સંભાષણ કરવું ⇄ talk gujarati
- શબ્દો દ્વારા વ્યક્ત કરવું ⇄ talk gujarati
- સંભાષણના સ્વરૂપનું ટૂંકું પ્રવચન ⇄ talk gujarati
talk in Kashmiri कॉशुर
- بولُن ⇄ talk kashmiri
- بَحَث،کَتھ باتھ ⇄ talk kashmiri
- کَتھ ⇄ talk kashmiri
- کَتھ باتھ ⇄ talk kashmiri
- کَتھ کَرٕنۍ ⇄ talk kashmiri
talk in Malayalam മലയാളം
- ആലാപം ⇄ talk malayalam
- തമ്മില്പറയുക ⇄ talk malayalam
- പ്രസംഗിക്കുക ⇄ talk malayalam
- സംവദിക്കുക ⇄ talk malayalam
- സംസാരിക്കുക ⇄ talk malayalam
talk in Marathi मराठी
talk in English
- talk ⇄ expr. talk about,
a. to speak in reference to; mention.
Ex. Talk about English people being fond of eating, that Canadian party beat all I had ever seen (E. Roper).
b. to consider with a view of doing.
Ex. He talks about retirinenglish - talk ⇄ expr. talk around, to discuss at length without coming to the point or to a conclusion.
Ex. The Cabinet members talked around the proposal for several hours before adjourning.english - talk ⇄ expr. talk away, to spend (time) in talking; pass by talking.
Ex. I am very well content to talk away an evening with you on the subject (Joseph Addison).english - talk ⇄ expr. talk back, (Informal.) to answer rudely or disrespectfully.
Ex. The boy was punished for talking back to the teacher.english - talk ⇄ expr. talk big, (Slang.) to talk boastfully; brag.
Ex. We are able to talk big about light and freedom (Connop Thirlwall).english - talk ⇄ expr. talk down to, to speak to in a superior tone.
Ex. College students resent teachers that talk down to them.english - talk ⇄ expr. talk down,
a. to make silent by talking louder or longer; outtalk.
Ex. Her that talk'd down the fifty wisest men (Tennyson).
b. to belittle; disparage.
Ex. He talks down his competitor's products.
c. to give radio ienglish - talk ⇄ expr. talk of,
a. to speak in reference to; mention.
Ex. Talking of Switzerland--have you ever been there in winter?
b. to consider with a view to doing.
Ex. He talks of moving to a warmer climate.english - talk ⇄ expr. talk off (or out of) the top of one's head. See under top (1). english
- talk ⇄ expr. talk out,
a. to discuss thoroughly.
Ex. Let's talk this out before we do anything.
b. (in the British Parliament) to discuss (a bill) until the time for adjournment and so prevent its being put to a vote.
Ex. ... a form ofenglish - talk ⇄ expr. talk over,
a. to consider together; discuss.
Ex. We will talk over the matter as we go (Frederick Marryat).
b. to persuade or convince by arguing.
Ex. He talked over Trevittick, who sulkily acquiesced (Henry Kingsley).english - talk ⇄ expr. talk up, to talk earnestly in favor of; campaign for.
Ex. Two years ago he went to the federal-provincial conference in Ottawa and talked up the idea of a centennial project in Charlottetown (Maclean's).english - talk ⇄ noun 1. the act or process of speaking; use of words; spoken words; speech.
Ex. We had talk enough, but no conversation; there was nothing discussed (Samuel Johnson).
2. conversation, especially when familiar, empty, or idle.
Ex. mereenglish - talk ⇄ talk, verb, noun. english
- talk ⇄ v.i. 1. to use words; speak.
Ex. Baby is learning to talk.
2. to exchange words; converse.
3. to consult; confer.
Ex. to talk with one's doctor.
4. to spread rumors; gossip; blab.
Ex. She talked behind their backs.english - talk ⇄ v.t. 1. to use in speaking; speak (a kind of speech or language).
Ex. to talk sense. Can you talk French?
2. to bring, put, drive, or influence, by talk; persuade.
Ex. We talked him into joining the club.
3. to speak about; discenglish