English

Detailed Synonyms for talks in English

talks:

talks [the ~] nom

  1. the talks
    the consultation; the conference; the meeting; the gathering; the talks; the seminar
  2. the talks
    the gossip; the babble; the claptrap; the scandal-mongering; the slander; the prattle; the wishwash; the tittle-tattle; the blah; the vilification; the slipslop; the backbiting; the defamation; the talks; the clanging; the jaw; the tolling; the bunkum; the talkee-talkee; the scandal; the mudslinging; the talk
  3. the talks
    – a discussion intended to produce an agreement 1
    the dialogue; the talks; the negotiation
    – a discussion intended to produce an agreement 1
    • dialogue [the ~] nom
      • they disagreed but kept an open dialogue1
    • talks [the ~] nom
      • talks between Israelis and Palestinians1
    • negotiation [the ~] nom
      • the buyout negotiation lasted several days1

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Related Definitions for "talks":

  1. a discussion intended to produce an agreement1
    • talks between Israelis and Palestinians1

talks form of talk:

to talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)

  1. to talk
    to talk; to converse
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
    • converse verbe (converses, conversed, conversing)
    to discuss
    – speak with others about (something); talk (something) over in detail; have a discussion 1
    • discuss verbe (discusss, discussed, discussing)
      • We discussed our household budget1
  2. to talk
    to speak; to communicate; to have a conversation; to converse; to talk
    • speak verbe (speaks, spoke, speaking)
    • communicate verbe (communicates, communicated, communicating)
    • have a conversation verbe (has a conversation, had a conversation, having a conversation)
    • converse verbe (converses, conversed, conversing)
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
  3. to talk
    to speak; to rattle; to blab; to have a conversation; to tell; to talk; to chatter; to narrate; to relate; to chat
    • speak verbe (speaks, spoke, speaking)
    • rattle verbe (rattles, rattled, rattling)
    • blab verbe (blabs, blabbed, blabbing)
    • have a conversation verbe (has a conversation, had a conversation, having a conversation)
    • tell verbe (tells, told, telling)
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
    • chatter verbe (chatters, chattered, chattering)
    • narrate verbe (narrates, narrated, narrating)
    • relate verbe (relates, related, relating)
    • chat verbe (chats, chated, chating)
  4. to talk
    to express; to utter; give expression to; express oneself; to impersonate; to ventilate; reveal oneself; to talk; to speak
  5. to talk
    to be busy; to converse; to talk
  6. to talk
    to chat; to talk; to converse
    • chat verbe (chats, chated, chating)
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
    • converse verbe (converses, conversed, conversing)
  7. to talk
    – deliver a lecture or talk 1
    lecture; to talk
    – deliver a lecture or talk 1
    • lecture verbe
      • Did you ever lecture at Harvard?1
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
      • She will talk at Rutgers next week1
  8. to talk
    – express in speech 1
    to speak; to utter; to talk; mouth; to verbalize; verbalise
    – express in speech 1
    • speak verbe (speaks, spoke, speaking)
    • utter verbe (utters, uttered, uttering)
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
      • She talks a lot of nonsense1
    • mouth verbe
    • verbalize verbe, américain (verbalizes, verbalized, verbalizing)
      • This depressed patient does not verbalize1
    • verbalise verbe, britannique
  9. to talk
    – reveal information 1
    to talk; to spill
    – reveal information 1
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
      • If you don't oblige me, I'll talk!1
    • spill verbe (spills, spilled, spilling)
      • The former employee spilled all the details1
  10. to talk
    – exchange thoughts; talk with 1
    to speak; to talk
    – exchange thoughts; talk with 1
    • speak verbe (speaks, spoke, speaking)
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
      • We often talk business1
      • Actions talk louder than words1
  11. to talk
    – use language 1
    to speak; to talk
    – use language 1
    • speak verbe (speaks, spoke, speaking)
      • the prisoner won't speak1
      • they speak a strange dialect1
    • talk verbe (talks, talked, talking)
      • the baby talks already1

Conjugations for talk:

present
  1. talk
  2. talk
  3. talks
  4. talk
  5. talk
  6. talk
simple past
  1. talked
  2. talked
  3. talked
  4. talked
  5. talked
  6. talked
present perfect
  1. have talked
  2. have talked
  3. has talked
  4. have talked
  5. have talked
  6. have talked
past continuous
  1. was talking
  2. were talking
  3. was talking
  4. were talking
  5. were talking
  6. were talking
future
  1. shall talk
  2. will talk
  3. will talk
  4. shall talk
  5. will talk
  6. will talk
continuous present
  1. am talking
  2. are talking
  3. is talking
  4. are talking
  5. are talking
  6. are talking
subjunctive
  1. be talked
  2. be talked
  3. be talked
  4. be talked
  5. be talked
  6. be talked
diverse
  1. talk!
  2. let's talk!
  3. talked
  4. talking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

talk [the ~] nom

  1. the talk
    the talk; the gossip; the chat; the rumour; the rumor
  2. the talk
    the interview; the dialogue; the conversation; the talk
  3. the talk
    the sustenance; the conversation; the talk; the chat
  4. the talk
    the gossip; the talk
  5. the talk
    the gossip; the babble; the claptrap; the scandal-mongering; the slander; the prattle; the wishwash; the tittle-tattle; the blah; the vilification; the slipslop; the backbiting; the defamation; the talks; the clanging; the jaw; the tolling; the bunkum; the talkee-talkee; the scandal; the mudslinging; the talk
  6. the talk
    – the act of giving a talk to an audience 1
    the talk
    – the act of giving a talk to an audience 1
    • talk [the ~] nom
      • I attended an interesting talk on local history1
  7. the talk
    – an exchange of ideas via conversation 1
    the talk; the talking
    – an exchange of ideas via conversation 1
    • talk [the ~] nom
      • let's have more work and less talk around here1
    • talking [the ~] nom
  8. the talk
    – discussion; (`talk about' is a less formal alternative for `discussion of') 1
    the talk
    – discussion; (`talk about' is a less formal alternative for `discussion of') 1
    • talk [the ~] nom
      • his poetry contains much talk about love and anger1
  9. the talk
    – idle gossip or rumor 1
    the talk; the talk of the town
    – idle gossip or rumor 1
  10. the talk
    – a speech that is open to the public 1
    the lecture; the talk; the public lecture
    – a speech that is open to the public 1

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Related Definitions for "talk":

  1. the act of giving a talk to an audience1
    • I attended an interesting talk on local history1
  2. an exchange of ideas via conversation1
    • let's have more work and less talk around here1
  3. discussion; (`talk about' is a less formal alternative for `discussion of')1
    • his poetry contains much talk about love and anger1
  4. idle gossip or rumor1
    • there has been talk about you lately1
  5. a speech that is open to the public1
  6. deliver a lecture or talk1
    • She will talk at Rutgers next week1
  7. express in speech1
    • She talks a lot of nonsense1
  8. reveal information1
    • If you don't oblige me, I'll talk!1
  9. exchange thoughts; talk with1
    • We often talk business1
    • Actions talk louder than words1
  10. use language1
    • the baby talks already1

Related Synonyms for talks