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v. 1. ярих, хөөрөх. I want to \talk to you about something. Би тантай нэгэн зүйлийн тухай яримаар байна. The baby is just learning to \talk. Хүүхэд дөнгөж хэлд орж байна. Talk much, err much. Их ярих их андуу. 2. хэлэлцэх, зөвших. What are they \talking about? Тэд нар юун тухай хэлцэж байна вэ? \talk sense! Учир утгатай юм яриач! Don't \talk rubbish! Дэмий юм бүү чалч! 3. нууц мэдээ, мэдээлэл дуртай дургүй өгөх/ өчих. The suspect refused to \talk. Сэжигтэн өчиг өгөхөөс татгалзав. 4. тодорхой хэлээр ярих. Shall we \talk French? Францаар ярьцгаах уу? Were they \talking in Spanish or in Portuguese? Тэд испаниар ярилцаж байв уу, аль эсвэл португалиар уу? 5. энгийн юм өгүүлэх/ ярих. She'll \talk on ancient history. Тэр бүсгүй эртний түүхийн талаар ярина. 6. бусад хүмүүсийн ажил явдал, хувийнх нь амьдралын тухай ярих, хэлэлцэх. The neighbours are already \talking about us. Айл хөршийнхөн аль хэдийн бидний тухай ярилцах боллоо. 7. talking of something түрүүчийн зүйлтэй ялимгүй/ бага зэрэг холбогдолтой юмны тухай өгүүлэх. \talking of travel, have you been to Paris yet? Аялал жуулчлалын тухай өгүүлэхэд, чи ер нь Парист байсан уу? 8. talk you way out of something ээдрээтэй зүйлийг тайлбарлах, ятгахаас зайлсхийх. 9. talk shop ажлын тухай ярих. Please stop \talking shop! Алба ажил ярихаа больцгоож үз! 10. Now you're talking! Таны/ Та нарын яриа сонирхол татаж байна. 11. talk of the devil! Ээ, амаа үдүүлмэр! өөрийнх нь тухай ярьж байсан хүн санамсаргүй орж ирэхэд уулга алдахдаа хэлэх үг. 12. You can talk. Чи мөн ярьж байх шив. Дурдсан/ Ярьсан хүн шигээ чи өөрөө түүнд буруутай. talk back (to sb) эсэргүүцэж/ хэдэрлэн хариулах. talk down 1. (talk sb/ sth down) нисэгчид газраас буух заавар өгч туслах. 2. хэтрүүлэн ярих, өөрийгөө дөвийлгөх. talk sb into sth ятгах. He \talked me into selling my car. Тэр намайг машинаа зарахыг ятгав. talk sb out of sth хориглох, битгий гэх. I tried to \talk her out of leaving. Би түүнийг битгий яв хэмээн ятгаж үзэв. talk sth over (with sb) нухацтай хэлэлцэх. Let's \talk this over. Энэ тухай хэлэлцье. Can't we \talk it over without arguing? Бид энэ асуудлыг мэтгэлцэлгүй/ маргалдалгүй хэлэлцэж болохгүй юу? talk round sth тойруу ярих, асуудлын голоос зайлсхийх. We wasted a whole hour \talking round the problem instead of discussing ways of solving it. Бид асуудлыг шийдвэрлэх арга замыг хэлэлцэхийн оронд түүнийг тойрч ярьсаар бүтэн цагийг дэмий гарздав. talk sb round (to sth) хүлээн авах буюу зөвшөөрөхийг ятгах, сэнхрүүлэх гэх. He didn't want to come but we \talked him round. Түүнийг ирэхгүй гэж байхад нь бид ятгаж ирүүлэв. We just \talked round the subject. Бид гол асуудлаа огт хэлэлцсэнгүй. talk sb/ sth up (US) дөвийлгөн/ хэтрүүлэн магтах.
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come back with something — ˌcome ˈback (at sb) (with sth) derived to reply to sb angrily or with force • She came back at the speaker with some sharp questions. related noun ↑comeback (3) Main entry: ↑comederived … Useful english dictionary
come up with — (something) to think of, develop, or find something. They ve tried to come up with a solution. Over the summer they re hoping to come up with 100,000 volunteers. Related vocabulary: pony up something … New idioms dictionary
come down with — (something) to become ill with a disease. Twenty two pupils came down with flu … New idioms dictionary
