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Significats de talk en anglès
An address or form of oral communication in which a speaker makes his thoughts and emotions known before an audience, often for a given purpose.\ (Source: RHW)
Veure'n mésDivulge confidential information or secrets.
Sinònims
Examples for "speak"
Examples for "speak"
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Public health officials are therefore reluctant to speak about an exit strategy.
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Ukrainian remains the state language; the right to speak Russian is guaranteed.
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Let me speak with the American people about the situation in Iraq.
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But as is often the case, actions can speak louder than words.
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However, 11 percent of children said they would speak with no one.
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There is the same diversity in the mouth as in the intestine.
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Foot-and-mouth has been estimated to have cost the industry so far £200m.
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Results from a suspect foot-and-mouth case in Co Louth have proved negative.
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The lines of the mouth were crooked; the lips, thick and red.
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Tests on a suspected case of foot-and-mouth in North Carolina are negative.
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His paper was so far an utter blank save for his name.
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However, it is in their flower form that they reach utter perfection.
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This is such an important area and can lead to utter frustration.
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It was the surprise, of course, the utter transformation I'd just witnessed.
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The terrified soldier must utter words to get the torture to stop.
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Don't ask me to think deeper or verbalize more than that.
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You must be able to clearly verbalize your likes and dislikes.
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It flowed with them. He frowned as if struggling to verbalize his thoughts.
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Her misgivings weren't easy to verbalize, but they were just added weight to her shoulders.
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I wasn't ready to verbalize that heinous act yet.
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Yes, some music fight loneliness and allows you to better verbalise emotions.
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Men may tend to internalise feelings and women may want to verbalise them.
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Well, that's a reality for many disabled people who're unable to verbalise what's happening for them.
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Tereena does not verbalise but claps once for yes and twice for no to indicate her preferences.
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He didn't have the words to verbalise how he felt and he had a terrible knot in his stomach.
Ús de talk en anglès
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Orwellian tax talk Political tax talk is becoming Orwellian: Secrecy is Democracy.
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No need to talk to your average Government deputy about serious consequences.
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The French Foreign Ministry, however, said talk of a deal was premature.
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The shrill war talk of recent weeks has been alarming, Ban said.
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NZ and the EU talk small business gains from free trade deal.
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The problem is: how does the left talk to the working class?
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These so-called 'news talk shows' have the attention span of a gerbil.
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He can't talk much now, can't form words, can't use sign language.
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Express yourself and ask the children how they feel about money talk.
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Often when we talk about ethics, we forget to talk about power.
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Officials at NATO now talk about the 'weaponization of information' by Russia.
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Meanwhile, M&A talk was the main driver in the oil services sector.
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Mr English said he didn't expect any leadership talk to come up.
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Many people talk about the future but miss the present, Imbourg said.
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I don't think a 'pep talk' is exactly what you need, Honor.
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They talk a good game about prosperity, but deliver crime and poverty.
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