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talk at
verb
(intr, preposition) to speak to (a person) in a way that indicates a response is not really wanted
I wish he'd talk to me rather than at me
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
In “Ballerina,” you don’t really want anyone to talk at all.
The forecast started to garner attention after he gave a talk at the American Geophysical Union meeting in December.
There will also be talk at the summit of plans to tackle illegal migration, cooperate on carbon border taxes, and simplify energy trading between the EU and UK.
What looked like it might spell trouble for an already-flailing industry quickly turned out to be little more than big talk, at least for now.
"Some don't talk at all. And the focus really was on children, of course, and largely on males."
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