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table-talk noun
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- table-talk noun застольная беседа...
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baby talk noun
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- baby talk noun детский лепет also fig....
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tough 4. adv.
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- tough 4. adv. coll. жёстко, грубо; to talk tough - разговаривать жёстко; don't talk so tough - сбавь тон...
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talk 1. noun
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- talk 1. noun 2) pl. переговоры...
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talk back
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big I 1. adj.
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- big I 1. adj. 8) хвастливый - big talk - big mouth...
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wet 1. adj.
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- wet 1. adj. 6) coll. глупый, несуразный - talk wet...
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run along
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- run along а) подвезти (кого-л.) There's no hurry to get there; I can run you along in the car. б) уходить Run along now, I'll talk to you later....
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yap away
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- yap away а) скулить; The little dog of hers yaps away all day while she's out. б) болтать (без остановки); I don't want to stop to talk with that woman, she'll yap away for hours about nothing....
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pop across
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- pop across coll. а) быстро перейти, перебежать; Pop across (the road) to the shop and bring me a packet of tea. б) нанести короткий визит, заглянуть, заскочить; Why don't you pop across some afternoon for a talk?...
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get together
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- get together а) собирать(ся); встречать(ся) It'll take me a week to get together all the materials I need for my talk. б) amer. coll. совещаться; прийти к соглашению I'm glad to see that the two firms have got together at last. в) держать себя в руках (oneself) You have to get yourself together, no one else can do it for you....
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rot 1. noun
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- rot 1. noun 2) coll. вздор, нелепость (тж. tommy rot); don't talk rot - не мелите вздора...
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refer v.
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- refer v. 8) говорить (о чем-л.), упоминать; Too many teachers talk about educational principles without once referring to a real child....
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shrink up
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- shrink up сжиматься She shrank up hoping that no one would talk to her....
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circle about
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- circle about вращаться, крутиться вокруг кого-л. John circled round the girl at the party, waiting for a chance to talk to her....
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