talk

talk
I n
1. розмова, бесіда
2. лекція, бесіда
3. pl переговори
- exacting talks важкі переговори
- exploratory talks попередні переговори, що визначають позиції сторін
- informal talk неофіційні переговори
- on-off talks розм. переговори з перервами
- peace talks мирні переговори
- preparatory talks підготовчі переговори
- prospective talks очікувані переговори
- substantive talks переговори з основних питань
- summit talks переговори на найвищому рівні
- top-level talks переговори на найвищому рівні
- in the course of the talks у ході переговорів
- process of talks процес переговорів
- revival of the talks відновлення переговорів
- at the start of the talks на початку переговорів
- to defer talks відкладати переговори
- to draw a country into the talks втягнути країну в переговори
- to give a talk on disarmament прочитати лекцію/ провести бесіду про роззброєння
- to have a talk with smbd. поговорити з кимсь
- to impede talks затруднити переговори
- to subvert talks зривати переговори
- Strategic Arms Limitation Talks переговори з обмеження стратегічних озброєнь (ОСО)
II v
1. говорити; розмовляти; спілкуватися
2. переконувати, умовляти
- to talk politics говорити про політику
- to talk treason вести злочинні розмови
- to talk against time
a) намагатися додержувати регламенту
b) говорити, щоб виграти час
- to talk at smbd. висловлювати зауваження на чиюсь адресу
- to talk smbd. into agreement добитися згоди когось
- to talk smbd. into (doing) smth. вмовити когось зробити щось
- to talk out парл. затягувати дебати, щоб відкласти голосування
- to talk over smth. (детально) обговорювати щось
- to talk over the matter обговорити питання

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