Angličtina | Polsčina |
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talk noun conversation | konwersacjanoun rozmowanoun |
talk noun major topic of social discussion | tematnoun |
talk noun meeting, negotiation | negocjacjanoun |
talk verb to communicate by speech | mówićverb porozmawiaćverb rozmawiaćverb |
talk back verb to reply impertinently; to answer in a cheeky manner | odpyskiwaćverb odpyskowaćverb odpyskowywaćverb |
talk bullshit bollocks crap | |
talk dirty verb use profane language for the purpose of arousal | świntuszyćverb |
talk down verb negotiate | targować sięverb |
talk down verb patronize | patrzeć z góryverb |
talk nonsense | |
talk nonsense talk rubbish talk trash | |
talk of the devil – and the devil appears | |
talk one's way out | |
talk out of | |
talk over | |
talk rubbish | |
talk shop verb discuss one's work | |
talk show noun TV or radio programme in which a host converses with guests | talk-shownoun |
talk someone into something verb persuade someone to do something by talking to them | mówićverb |
talk someone's ear off verb talk to someone excessively | zanudzaćverb |
talk through | |
talk through one's hat verb to speak lacking knowledge | |
talk to a brick wall | |
talkative adjective tending to talk or speak freely or often | gadatliwyadjective rozmownyadjective |
talkativeness noun the state of being talkative | gadatliwośćnoun |
talking | |
talking head noun | gadające głowynoun |
baby talk noun form of speech used when talking to babies | mowa matczynanoun |
backtalk verb disputatively or sarcastically respond | odpowiadaćverb |
backtalk noun verbal impudence or argument | reakcjanoun |
be all talk | |
big talkers are little doers | |
cyberstalker | |
cyberstalking |