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I . talk [tɔːk] N

1. talk (conversation):

talk
a talk about sb/sth

2. talk (lecture):

talk
to give a talk on sth

3. talk pl (discussions):

III . talk [tɔːk] VB trans

fast-talk N no pl

pep talk N inf

small talk N no pl

talk over VB trans

talk show N

talk show

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These staff-written answers combined forthright talk about women's medical issues, advice, and, of course, recommendations for the company product.
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As a popularizer, his hallmarks were his prolific output and his unwillingness to oversimplify or talk down to his readership.
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Also, he would talk while the producers were talking to him through his earpiece, during commercials, and while the play-by-play man was talking.
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Small talk is conversation for its own sake.
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There is still some talk of a future reunion, but no official announcement has been made.
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After that, they rest and talk over their recent mis-adventures.
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They are not banished, but are encouraged to talk out their erroneous beliefs with the priests until they are convinced of their error.
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It was a late night talk show that included sketch comedy, improv, and material from the shortfilms.
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If you use off-the-cuff, remixed humor, it's a little easier to talk about such critical topics.
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It is pure, honest and immune to sweet talk.
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