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talk to
Also, give a talking to. Scold, reprimand, as in The teacher said he'd have to talk to Jeff after school, or Dad gave us both a good talking to. [Colloquial; second half of 1800s] For talk to like a Dutch uncle, see Dutch uncle.
Example Sentences
The day after one of his hearings, he agreed to talk to the BBC about how he had ended up on trial in Ukraine.
“I love playing Murderbot. Chris and Paul are not only supremely talented but incredibly nice and generous. If you talk to anyone who worked on the show, I guarantee that everyone had the time of their lives.”
“These are people I’d want to talk to and hang out with.”
“The pain that we are witnessing, when we talk to the family members, is unbearable, of children being left behind,” said Salas, as she stood next to Bass.
They worried about data breaches and the potential hackers could use the toys to talk to kids.
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