用法模式:
to talk to [someone] about [something]
We need to talk about our plans for the weekend.
Beszélnünk kell a hétvégi terveinkről.
I talked to my neighbor about the noise.
Beszéltem a szomszédommal a zajról.
She likes to talk with her friends after work.
They talked quietly so they wouldn’t wake the baby.
Let’s talk about your new job.
学习者例句
I want to talk to you.
Beszélni szeretnék veled.
We talk every day.
Mindennap beszélünk.
She talks to her mother on the phone.
He talks about his dog often.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'talk' and 'speak'. 'Talk' is more common in everyday conversation, while 'speak' can sound more formal.
含义
Speak to another person
搭配
talk to someone
|talk about something
|talk with friends
|talk openly
|talk quietly
近义词
speak (More general and slightly more formal; can refer to giving speeches as well as conversation.)
反义词
listen (The opposite role in a conversation; focusing on hearing rather than speaking.)
主题
daily life
|communication
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
释义
To say words to another person.
To use spoken words to communicate with someone.
用法模式:
to talk about [topic]
We talked about the movie for hours.
Órákig beszélgettünk a filmről.
They talked over the details of the plan.
Megbeszélték a terv részleteit.
Let’s talk through your options before deciding.
He doesn’t like to talk about his past.
We need to talk business now.
学习者例句
We talk about school.
Az iskoláról beszélgetünk.
They talk about food.
Ételekről beszélgetnek.
She talks about her family.
We talk about the weather.
含义
Discuss a topic in speech
搭配
talk about politics
|talk business
|talk over ideas
|talk through problems
近义词
discuss (More formal and deliberate; often implies careful consideration.)
反义词
ignore (To avoid mentioning or dealing with a topic.)
主题
communication
|education
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
释义
To say things with someone about a subject.
To exchange ideas or information by speaking, often focusing on a particular subject.
用法模式:
to have a talk with [someone]
We had a long talk last night.
Tegnap este hosszú beszélgetésünk volt.
I need to have a serious talk with you.
Komolyan kell beszélnem veled.
The coach gave the team a pep talk.
Let’s have a private talk after the meeting.
学习者例句
We had a talk.
Beszélgettünk.
I want to have a talk with you.
Szeretnék beszélni veled.
She had a talk with her teacher.
含义
An instance of speaking or discussion
搭配
have a talk
|private talk
|serious talk
|friendly talk
近义词
conversation (General term for an exchange of spoken words between people.)
反义词
silence (The absence of speech or conversation.)
主题
communication
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
释义
A time when people speak together about something.
An act of speaking or having a conversation, especially about a specific topic.
She gave a talk on climate change at the conference.
Előadást tartott a klímaváltozásról a konferencián.
The professor’s talk was very informative.
A professzor előadása nagyon informatív volt.
I attended a guest talk at the library.
学习者例句
He gave a talk at school.
Előadást tartott az iskolában.
She gave a talk on animals.
Előadást tartott az állatokról.
The teacher gave a talk about safety.
含义
Formal speech or presentation
搭配
give a talk
|guest talk
|public talk
近义词
lecture (More formal and academic; often longer and structured.)
主题
education
|communication
|work
释义
A short speech given to people about something.
A formal speech or lecture given to an audience on a specific subject.
The suspect refused to talk without his lawyer present.
A gyanúsított az ügyvédje jelenléte nélkül nem volt hajlandó vallomást tenni.
They tried to make him talk, but he stayed silent.
Megpróbálták vallomásra bírni, de hallgatott.
Don’t worry, I won’t talk.
学习者例句
He will not talk.
Nem fog vallani.
They made him talk.
Vallomásra bírták.
She talked about the secret.
含义
Reveal information by speaking
搭配
talk under pressure
|make someone talk
近义词
confess (Implies admitting guilt or wrongdoing; not always under pressure from others.)
反义词
keep quiet (To refuse to reveal information.)
主题
crime
|communication
|law
|relationships
释义
To tell secret information by speaking.
To give away confidential or secret information by speaking, often unwillingly or under pressure.