talkĶZ(y)
1talk nineteen to the dozen
v̫ talk fast
She was talking nineteen to the dozen, so that I couldn't hear one word from anotherI wish she'd slow down and speak clearly!f(shu)̫, (tng)f(shu)ЩʲôҪvc(din),vc(din)ͺ!
2talk of(v.+prep.)
Մ; Մ?w)?have a conversation about sb/sth/doing sth
Talk of the devil, and he will appear.f(shu)ܲ,ܲپ͵
3talk into(v.+prep.)
f(shu)(ij)ij; (ѡ)f(shu)ɡ persuade sb to do sth; say sth into sth
We finally talked him into agreement.҂Kf(shu)ͬ
4talk down(v.+adv.)
f(shu)Ԓ(hu)wס(ij),o(ij)f(shu)Ԓ(hu)C(j)(hu) silence sb by talking louder and longer
Harry is quite good in meetings but he must learn not to talk down to people._(ki)(hu),회W(xu)(hu)һȵ،(du)˂f(shu)Ԓ(hu)
5talk about(v.+prep.)
1ӑՓ; Մ; Մ?w)?discuss; mention; have a conversation about a subject
What are you talking about?ゃ?c)ӑՓʲ?
Let's talk seriously about your future.ۂJ(rn)J(rn)Մ?w)Č?li)
2] think of sth/doing sth
Are you still talking about moving to another city, or have you still not made up your mind?ゃ?ni)ڿ]Ҫᵽһ(g)ȥ,߀Ǜ](mi)¶Q?
3(ڿZ(y)ﳣÁ(li)ʾ@ӠwĽȸɫ) (used to express surprise, admire, hate, etc.)
Talk about roses!You ought to have seen those at the flower show.õO!](mi)ȥչ̫ϧˡ
6talk back(v.+adv.)
answer in a rude way; answer back
Don't talk back!e!
Ruth was disciplined at school for talking back to the teacher.¶zώ̎֡