English to Igbo Meaning of talk - okwu


Talk :
okwu

mkparịta ụka, okwu, ụka, enwe mkparịta ụka, rumo, akụkọ, igba, abaghị uru asịrị, igosipụta, olu, kwuru, ntule, udo, isiokwu, onodu, n'ọnu, mkwuputa, Na-ekwu, mkpakọrịta, nkata

okwu, na-ekwu okwu, asị, anwụrụ, agwa, banyere, jụọ, agha, na-atụ anya, itule, atụle, nkuzi, ekwupụtakwa, mee, igosipụta, enwe mkparịta ụka, inye

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Definitions of talk in English
Noun(1) an exchange of ideas via conversation(2) discussion; (`talk about' is a less formal alternative for `discussion of'(3) the act of giving a talk to an audience(4) a speech that is open to the public(5) idle gossip or rumor
Verb(1) exchange thoughts; talk with(2) express in speech(3) use language(4) reveal information(5) divulge confidential information or secrets(6) deliver a lecture or talk
Examples of talk in English
(1) I can't talk at the moment(2) women's talk(3) Discourse is defined as talk and texts which are studied as social practice.(4) we need to talk, Maggie(5) He was having a serious talk with his mother as soon as all this was over.(6) When I get home I speak to my wife and we don't talk about football.(7) The new editor has instead upped news content and there is talk of launching a News Review section.(8) he can talk as well as you or I can(9) It could have become a little new-age preachy, with talk of enzymes and vitamins enhancing your well-being.(10) there's talk that ...(11) There has been a lot of talk regarding low fan attendance at the convention.(12) Guild members found the talk very informative and extend thanks to Ann for her time and interest.(13) we need more than just talk(14) he's all talk(15) But the Government says talk of collisions and delays is simply scaremongering.(16) In movies like this, a picture is worth a thousand words, and less talk would have been welcome.
Related Phrases of talk
(1) talk about ::
ekwu okwu banyere
(2) to talk ::
ikwu
(3) talk show ::
okwu show
(4) talk to ::
ịgwa
(5) small talk ::
obere okwu na
(6) talk over ::
agwa
(7) talk back ::
okwu azụ
(8) talk dirty ::
okwu ruru unyi
(9) talk with ::
ikwu okwu na
(10) talk into ::
okwu n'ime
Synonyms
Noun
1. chatter ::
chatter
2. conversation ::
mkparịta ụka
4. lecture ::
nkuzi
5. gossip ::
asịrị
7. speech ::
okwu
8. public lecture ::
okwu ihu ọha
9. talk of the town ::
okwu nke obodo
Verb
11. speak ::
na-ekwu okwu
12. utter ::
kpam kpam
13. converse ::
enwe mkparịta ụka
14. mention ::
banyere
16. confess ::
ekwupụtara
17. gossip ::
asịrị
18. lecture ::
nkuzi
19. spill ::
ikwafu
Different Forms
talk, talkative, talked, talker, talkers, talkies, talking, talks, talky
Word Example from TV Shows
- Hey, Kevin, it's really exciting to talk to you.
- Yeah, it really is.

- Hey, Kevin, it's really exciting to TALK to you. - Yeah, it really is.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 20

Maybe you could talk to her?

Maybe you could TALK to her?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 10

I think we should talk.

I think we should TALK.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24

Now, listen, I can come up
there tonight and talk to him.

Now, listen, I can come up there tonight and TALK to him.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 16

I'm gonna go
talk to Penny.

I'm gonna go TALK to Penny.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 13

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