conversation
noun[CorU]
uk/ˌkɒn.vəˈseɪ.ʃən/us/ˌkɑːn.vɚˈseɪ.ʃən/A1
(a)talkbetween two or morepeoplein whichthoughts,feelings, andideasareexpressed,questionsareaskedandanswered, ornewsandinformationisexchanged:
交谈,谈话,对话Shehadastrangeconversationwiththe man whomovedinupstairs.她跟搬到楼上的那个家伙进行了一次奇怪的交谈。
It'simpossibletohold/carryona conversation with all thisnoisegoing on!周围这么吵根本无法谈话!
Istruckup(=started)aninterestingconversationwithyouruncle.我跟你叔叔挺有兴趣地攀谈起来。
Because oftelevision, manypeoplehavelosttheartof conversation(=talkingto each other).由于电视的缘故,许多人变得不善于与他人交谈了。
Whenever I'm in asocialsituationwith myboss, weseemtorunout ofconversation(= things to say to each other)after twominutes!每次在社交场合跟老板在一起,两分钟过后我们好像就无话可说了。
- Shefellinto a conversation with a man at thebar.
- There arecertaintopicsof conversation that are notsuitableforpolitesociety.
- Shecompletelymonopolizedthe conversation atlunch.
- BrotherMichael andBrotherJohnweredeepin conversation.
- IwishDad wouldstoplisteningin on myphoneconversations.
Informal talking & conversation
- badinage
- banter
- bantering
- bants
- bloviate
- bull session
- buzz
- catch up withsomeone
- chinwag
- chit-chat
- discourse
- exchange
- gas
- heart-to-heart
- intercourse
- pass
- ultra-casual
- understand
- vox pop
- word-of-mouth
Idiom
make conversation