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A1  talk  konuşmak

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verb  /tɔːk   / verb talk (verb)
 /tɔːk  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive]
 talk (to/with sb) (about/of
sb/sth)
to say things; to
speak in order to give information or to express feelings, ideas, etc.
konuşmak
 I could hear them talking downstairs.
 Can I talk to you for a minute?
 Nasreen is not an easy person to talk to.
 We need to talk about the plans for the
weekend.
 He's been talking of going to Australia for
some time now.
 Dr Impey will be talking about Japanese Art
in his lecture.
 note at SPEAK
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to discuss sth serious
or important
görüşmek, tartışmak
 We can't go on like this. We need to talk.
 Could we talk business after dinner?
 3 [intransitive]
to discuss people's
private lives
dedikodu
etmek, laf etmek, dile düşmek
 His strange lifestyle and appearance
started the local people talking.
SYNONYM GOSSIP
 4 [intransitive]
to give information to
sb, especially when you do not want to
bilgi
vermek, konuşmak
 The police questioned him for hours but he
refused to talk.
IDIOMS
know
what you are talking about
(informal)
to have knowledge of
sth from your own experience
işin
uzmanı olmak
 I've lived in London so I know what I'm
talking about.
speak/talk
of the devil
used when the person
who is being talked about appears unexpectedly
iyi
insan lafının üzerine gelirmiş
talk
sense
to say things that are
correct or sensible
aklı
başında laflar etmek
 See if you can talk some sense into him.
 He's the only politician who talks any
sense.
talk
shop
to talk about your
work with the people you work with, outside working hours
 (iş dışında) işten
konuşmak
PHRASAL VERBS
talk
down to sb
to talk to sb as if
they are less intelligent or important than you
küçümseyerek
konuşmak
talk
sb into/out of doing sth
to persuade sb to
do/not to do sth
konuşarak
ikna etmek
 She tried to talk him into buying a new
car.
talk
sth over (with sb)
to discuss sth with
sb, especially in order to reach an agreement or make a decision
üzerinde
görüşmek
 I don't want to accept the job in Australia
until I've talked it over with my husband.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	talk
IPA	/tɔːk / verb
Back	konuşmak
Back 2	talk (verb) /tɔːk / verb 1 [intransitive] talk (to/with sb) (about/of sb/sth) to say things; to speak in order to give information or to express feelings, ideas, etc. konuşmak I could hear them talking downstairs. Can I talk to you for a minute? Nasreen is not an easy person to talk to. We need to talk about the plans for the weekend. He's been talking of going to Australia for some time now. Dr Impey will be talking about Japanese Art in his lecture. note at SPEAK 2 [intransitive, transitive] to discuss sth serious or important görüşmek, tartışmak We can't go on like this. We need to talk. Could we talk business* after dinner?* 3 [intransitive] to discuss people's private lives dedikodu etmek, laf etmek, dile düşmek His strange lifestyle and appearance started the local people talking. *SYNONYM* GOSSIP 4 [intransitive] to give information to sb, especially when you do not want to bilgi vermek, konuşmak The police questioned him for hours but he refused to talk. IDIOMS know what you are talking about (informal) to have knowledge of sth from your own experience işin uzmanı olmak I've lived in London so I know what I'm talking about. speak/talk of the devil used when the person who is being talked about appears unexpectedly iyi insan lafının üzerine gelirmiş talk sense to say things that are correct or sensible aklı başında laflar etmek See if you can talk some sense into him. He's the only politician who talks any sense. talk shop to talk about your work with the people you work with, outside working hours (iş dışında) işten konuşmak PHRASAL VERBS talk down to sb to talk to sb as if they are less intelligent or important than you küçümseyerek konuşmak talk sb into/out of doing sth to persuade sb to do/not to do sth konuşarak ikna etmek She tried to talk him into buying a new car. talk sth over (with sb) to discuss sth with sb, especially in order to reach an agreement or make a decision üzerinde görüşmek I don't want to accept the job in Australia until I've talked it over with my husband.

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talk (verb)