talk

talk
I [tɔːk] n
1) разговор, беседа

It is time we had a straight talk about it. — Нам пора поговорить об этом начистоту.

I won't have this kind of talk in my house. — Я не потерплю таких разговоров у себя дома.

- interesting talk
- long talk
- ordinary talk
- have a talk with smb about smth
- lead the talk in a different direction
2) сообщение, беседа, лекция

I want to have a talk with you. — Мне надо с вами поговорить.

Come tomorrow and let's have a talk about it again. — Приходите завтра и давайте побеседуем об этом еще раз.

- give a talk on smth
- give a talk on his trip to Europe
- give a talk on painting
- give a public talk on the history of Rome
- have a talk about old times
3) (обыкновенно pl) переговоры
- multilateral talks
- talks on trade
- at the summit talks
- in the course of the talks
- subject-matter of the talks
- have talks with smb
4) болтовня, разговоры

There was much talk about a new road. — Было много толков о новой дороге.

It was just talk. — Это были просто пустые слова.

One hears so much talk about it. — Об этом ходит так много слухов/пересудов

II [tɔːk] v
говорить, разговаривать
- talk much
- talk about smb, smth
- talk on a subject
- talk nonsense
- talk smb's head off
- talk oneself hoarse
- talk of the devil and he is sure to appear
- talk smb's head off

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