Definition of «talk»

To speak or write in order to communicate with someone else, typically involving sharing information, ideas and opinions.

Having a talk with your manager about your career goals and aspirations.
Initiating a talk with your partner to address any issues or concerns in the relationship.
Giving a talk at a conference or seminar to share your expertise or research findings.
Scheduling a talk with a financial advisor to discuss investment strategies and financial planning.
Participating in a talk therapy session to work through personal problems and improve mental well-being.
Arranging a talk with a teacher or professor to seek clarification on a particular topic or ask for guidance.
Organizing a town hall talk to engage with members of the community and address their questions or concerns.
Facilitating a talk among team members to ensure effective communication and collaboration.
Engaging in a talk with a customer service representative to resolve an issue or seek assistance.
Participating in a panel talk to exchange views and insights on a specific subject with other experts or professionals.

Coming out is not about talking about your sex life. (nakedpastor.com)
No matter how thoughtful and understanding your family and friends, there is something special about talking with others who are facing the same challenges. (verywellmind.com)
Doing so will help you in not talking about things of which you know very little. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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