talked

US: /ˈtɔkt/

UK: /tˈɔːkt/


English - Vietnamese dictionary

talk /tɔ:k/
  • danh từ
    • lời nói
      • he's all talk: thằng ấy chỉ được cái tài nói
    • cuộc chuyện trò, cuộc mạn đàm
    • bài nói chuyện
      • a talk on Russian music: một bài nói chuyện về âm nhạc Nga
    • tin đồn, lời xì xào bàn tán
      • that's all talk: đó chỉ là tin đồn
      • the talk of the town: chuyện cả tỉnh người ta bàn tán
    • (số nhiều) (chính trị) cuộc đàm phán, cuộc thương lượng
    • nội động từ
      • nói
        • baby is beginning to talk: bé em bắt đầu biết nói
      • nói chuyện, chuyện trò
      • nói nhiều, bép xép; gièm pha; bàn tán
        • don't do that, people will talk: đừng làm cái đó, người ta sẽ nói ngay đấy
    • ngoại động từ
      • nói, kể
        • to talk English: nói tiếng Anh
        • to talk rubbish: nói bậy nói bạ
      • nói về, bàn về
        • to talk politics: nói chuyện chính trị
      • nói quá làm cho, nói đến nỗi
        • to talk somebody's head off: nói quá làm cho ai nhức cả đầu
        • to talk oneself hoarse: nói đến khản cả tiếng
      • to talk about (of)
        • nói về, bàn về
      • we'll talk about that point later: chúng ta sẽ bàn về điểm đó sau
      • what are they talking of?: họ đang nói về cái gì thế?
      • to talk at
        • nói ám chỉ, nói bóng gió, nói cạnh
      • to talk away
        • nói chuyện cho hết (thì giờ); nói suốt
      • to talk the afternoon away: nói chuyện cho qua buổi chiều; nói chuyện suốt cả buổi chiều
      • nói tiếp, nói mãi, nói dài, nói dứt không ra
      • to talk back
        • nói lại, cãi lại
      • to talk down
        • nói át, nói chặn họng
      • to talk into
        • nói vào, dỗ dành để làm, thuyết phục để làm
      • to talk out
        • bàn kéo dài, tranh luận đến cùng
      • to talk out of
        • bàn ra, can ngăn, nói để đừng làm
      • to talk someone out of a plan
        • ngăn ai đừng theo một kế hoạch
      • to talk over
        • dỗ dành, thuyết phục
      • bàn luận, xét kỹ mọi mặt; nhận định mọi cạnh khía
        • talk it over with your parents before you reply: hãy bàn kỹ vấn đề đó với thầy mẹ anh đã rồi hãy trả lời
      • to talk round
        • thuyết phục, dỗ dành, làm thay đổi ý kiến
      • bàn quanh bàn quẩn không đi đến đâu
      • to talk to
        • (thông tục) chỉnh, xài, phê bình, quở trách
      • the lazy boy wants talking to: cần phải xài cho thằng bé trây lười một trận
      • to talk up
        • tuyên truyền cho; hết lời ca ngợi
      • to talk for the sake of talking
        • nói để mà nói, nói chẳng mục đích gì
      • to talk nineteen to the dozen
        • (xem) dozen
      • to talk shop
        • (xem) shop
      • to talk through one's hat
        • (xem) hat
      • to talk to the purpose
        • nói đúng lúc; nói cái đang nói

    Thesaurus dictionary

    v.
    1 Sometimes, talk in. speak (in), use, communicate in, converse in, express (oneself) in, discourse in:
    If you talk English I might understand.
    2 confer, consult, parley, have a (little) talk, (have a) chat, confabulate, Colloq confab, Slang US rap:
    I think we ought to talk before you decide which offer to accept.
    3 chatter, prate, prattle, jabber, blather or blether, gibber, jibber-jabber, cackle, babble, patter, rattle on, go on, Brit natter, witter, rabbit on, Colloq gab, Slang gas, jaw, US run off at the mouth:
    They talk continuously, mostly about nothing.
    4 chat, gossip, palaver, Slang chew the fat or the rag, shoot the breeze, US chin, schmooze, rap, have a bull session, bat the breeze, shoot the bull:
    We were just sitting around talking when Tom suggested we go for a swim.
    5 inform, confess, give the game away, blab, Colloq come clean, Slang rat, squeal, sing, spill the beans, Brit grass:
    If they give him the third degree, you can be sure he'll talk.
    6 speak, give or deliver a speech or a talk or an address, lecture:
    I believe that Professor Hale is talking at the County Library tonight.
    7 talk about or over or of. discuss, confer about or on, parley about:
    I don't want to talk about football all the time. Can't we talk it over? She talks only of you.
    8 talk big. boast, brag, vaunt, crow, bluster, exaggerate, blow or toot (one's) own horn:
    He was never in the war - he just talks big.
    9 talk down.
    (a) depreciate, deprecate, denigrate, disparage, belittle, minimize, diminish, criticize, Colloq knock, pan, put down:
    It's the only thing he's ever done, and you shouldn't talk it down.
    (b) Usually, talk down to. condescend to, patronize:
    I resent your talking down to me in that way.
    10 talk into. convince, bring round, sway, persuade:
    We have been trying to talk him into running in the marathon.
    11 talk over. discuss:
    We talked over the best way to prepare the advertising proposal.
    12 talk to or with. speak to or with, communicate with, converse with:
    Since the episode with the monkey, she refuses to talk to me. I talked with him yesterday.
    13 talk up. promote, support, sponsor, advertise, publicize, push, Colloq plug, hype, ballyhoo:
    She has been talking up the book on her radio show.
    n.
    14 oration, lecture, address, presentation, speech, discourse, report, disquisition, dissertation; sermon; harangue, tirade, Colloq spiel:
    Claire delivered a talk on computational linguistics. Every week we have to listen to the same talk about sin.
    15 conversation, conference, discussion, meeting, consultation, dialogue, colloquy, parley, palaver, chat, tête-à-tête, confabulation, Colloq confab, powwow, Slang chin-wag, head-to-head, US one-on-one, rap session:
    We must have a little talk about your school report.
    16 subject or topic of conversation or gossip or rumour:
    Her behaviour at the wedding was the talk of the town for weeks.
    17 gossip, rumour, hearsay, information, news, report, Colloq info, Slang dope:
    There is some talk that you might be leaving.
    18 palaver, gossip, claptrap, prattle, prattling, chatter, verbiage, cackle, bunk, nonsense, rubbish, balderdash, poppycock, hot air, stuff and nonsense, twaddle, Colloq malarkey, piffle, hooey, hokum, bunkum, bosh, hogwash, horse feathers, Slang bilge(-water), crap, bull, tripe, Brit tosh, balls, US apple-sauce, Taboo Slang horseshit, bullshit:
    That's just a lot of talk.
    19 dialect, speech, way or manner of speaking, façon de parler, language, jargon, argot, cant, patois, accent, Colloq lingo:
    Can you understand musicians' talk? My parents' talk is peppered with words long obsolete in standard English.

    Concise dictionary

    talks|talked|talkingtɔːk
    noun
    +an exchange of ideas via conversation
    +discussion; (`talk about' is a less formal alternative for `discussion of')
    +the act of giving a talk to an audience
    +a speech that is open to the public
    +idle gossip or rumor
    verb
    +exchange thoughts; talk with
    +express in speech
    +use language
    +reveal information
    +divulge confidential information or secrets
    +deliver a lecture or talk

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