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💬talk

verb
/tɔːk/
talisman Talkative
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Meaning

to speak; to communicate by speaking; to discuss
to speak in order to give information or express ideas or feelings

Example Sentences

Let's talk about your future plans.

They like to talk about their travels.

Synonyms

speak, communicate, converse, discuss, chat
Entry 1
speak, communicate, converse, discuss
Entry 2
speak, chat, converse, discuss, communicate

Antonyms

listen, be silent, stay quiet, ignore
Entry 1
listen, be silent, stay quiet
Entry 2
listen, ignore

Collocations

talk about, talk to, talk over, small talk, talk shop, talk with
Entry 1
talk about, talk to, talk over, small talk, talk shop
Entry 2
talk about, talk to, talk with, small talk

More Example Sentences

I want to talk to someone about a retirement plan.

I want to talk to someone about an investment plan.

It was great talking to you. May I have your number?

I make sure my team can talk to me any time they want.

It was great talking to you. May I have your Facebook ID?

It was great talking to you. May I have your email address?

It was great talking to you. May I have your Instagram handle?

Today, I’m going to be talking about design skills and how it affects all of you.

Today, I’m going to be talking about new HR policies and how it affects all of you.

Today, I’m going to be talking about productivity skills and how it affects all of you.

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