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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtɔːk ət/
talk at means: To speak to someone without listening to them or giving them a real chance to answer.
verb
To speak to someone without listening to them or giving them a real chance to answer.
- Please don't talk at me.
- She talked at us for an hour without asking any questions.
- A good teacher listens instead of just talking at students.
To have a conversation with someone.
- Come over and talk at me.
- We talked at each other about the village news.
- I'll talk at you later; tell me how your trip went.
Questions about talk at
What does talk at mean?
To speak to someone without listening to them or giving them a real chance to answer.
What is talk at in other languages?
Türkçe: tek taraflı konuşmak · Español: hablar sin escuchar · Français: parler sans écouter · Deutsch: auf jemanden einreden · Italiano: parlare senza ascoltare · 日本語: 一方的に話す
How do you pronounce talk at?
It is pronounced /ˈtɔːk ət/.
How do you use talk at in a sentence?
Please don't talk at me. She talked at us for an hour without asking any questions.
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