"get talks" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "get talks" in inglés

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verbo
  1. rozmawiać [INTRANSITIVE]
    I need to talk to you.
    They were just sitting and talking about the weather.
    Can we talk later? I'm busy right now.
    Who is she talking with?
  2. mówić, opowiadać [INTRANSITIVE]
    She talked about her childhood.
    My grandma often talks about her past.
  3. wygłaszać (wykład) [INTRANSITIVE]
    I'm talking at an academic conference next semester.
    I have never talked a lecture before, I'm a bit nervous.
  4. mówić, gadać (zdradzić lub rozgłosić tajemnicę) [INTRANSITIVE]
    Stop talking! They don't need to know about our problems.
    He promised me not to talk but I know him too well to believe it.
sustantivo
  1. rozmowa [COUNTABLE]
    We should have a talk about your plans for the future.
    Our talk opened my eyes.
    The talk was about the economy.
    link synonym: conversation
  2. wykład [COUNTABLE]
    The talk was so boring I nearly fell asleep.
    This was his first talk and he was very nervous.
    This was his first talk and he was very nervous.
  3. pogłoska, plotka [UNCOUNTABLE]
    I heard an interesting talk about Jane.
    Who invented that talk? It's stupid.
  4. prezentacja [COUNTABLE]
    here: a presentation
    His talk was very interesting, I really enjoyed it.
    I prepared a short talk about literature.
    link synonym: presentation
  5. gadanie [UNCOUNTABLE]
    Don't listen to her stupid talk.
    It's just a talk, don't worry - he won't do that.
sustantivo
  1. rozmowy, negocjacje (oficjalne)
    The talks are dragging on, and neither side wants to change their stance.
    We're ready to begin the talks.
verbo
  1. gadać do siebie, mówić do siebie

"get talks" — Collocation dictionary inglés

get talks collocation
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): dostać rozmowy
  1. get verbo + talk sustantivo
    normal collocation

    The government had hoped it could get talks without first laying down its arms.

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