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talk (EN)
verbe, nom

verbe “talk”

infinitif talk; il talks; prét. talked; part. passé talked; gér. talking
  1. parler
    They talked for hours about their favorite movies.
  2. communiquer
    The two robots can talk to each other using wireless signals.
  3. discuter
    We need to talk about your grades.
  4. parler (une langue spécifique)
    She talks Spanish with her grandmother.
  5. bavarder (des détails personnels)
    After the party, everyone in the office started talking about Sarah's new boyfriend.
  6. révéler (informations)
    Despite their threats, she wouldn't talk about what she saw.
  7. parler (de manière intelligente ou stupide)
    He often talks nonsense when he's tired.
  8. parler (souligner l'importance)
    They're talking a huge project with hundreds of people involved.
  9. critiquer (hypocritement)
    She always talks about others being late, but she's the one who is never on time.

nom “talk”

sg. talk, pl. talks ou indén.
  1. discussion
    Let's have a talk about your plans for the future.
  2. communication (animale ou autre)
    The dolphins' clicks and whistles sounded like underwater talk.
  3. discours
    Professor Smith will give a talk on climate change tomorrow.
  4. conversation (sujet ou style)
    Their dinner was filled with political talk that lasted for hours.
  5. rumeurs
    There's talk around the office that the company might be merging with a competitor.
  6. paroles (sans action)
    He says he'll help, but it's just talk.
  7. sujet de conversation
    His surprise resignation became the talk of the office.
  8. négociations
    The leaders held talks to negotiate a peace agreement.
  9. conversation sérieuse (avec les parents)
    It's time for us to have the talk with Emily about growing up and relationships.