Verb (phrasal verb)
/tɔːk ɪn/
"Talk-in" generally refers to a process or technique of communicating, especially in a way that leads to engagement or dialogue. It is a less common term and is often used in specific contexts, particularly in media, counseling, or negotiation scenarios. While it is not a widely used term in either oral or written English compared to its more popular counterpart "talk-in" (used more as a description of how to engage someone), its usage can be context-dependent.
In terms of frequency, "talk-in" might be encountered more in specialized fields rather than everyday conversation or informal writing.
During the workshop, we had a productive talk-in about the changes we need to implement.
Durante el taller, tuvimos una charla productiva sobre los cambios que necesitamos implementar.
The talk-in session helped everyone voice their concerns effectively.
La sesión de charla ayudó a todos a expresar sus preocupaciones de manera efectiva.
His ability to facilitate a talk-in makes him a great mediator in conflicts.
Su habilidad para facilitar una charla lo convierte en un gran mediador en conflictos.
The term "talk-in" does not typically appear in well-known idiomatic expressions, as it's quite specialized and not as common in everyday English. However, related idiomatic expressions about "talking" can be explored, as they share thematic elements.
Talk someone into something
Success often comes from being able to talk someone into a good idea.
El éxito a menudo proviene de poder convencer a alguien de una buena idea.
Talk a blue streak
She can talk a blue streak when she gets excited about a topic.
Ella puede hablar sin parar cuando se emociona por un tema.
Talk the talk
To lead a team, you have to not only talk the talk but also walk the walk.
Para liderar un equipo, no solo tienes que hablar, sino también actuar.
Talk turkey
When it comes time to negotiate, it's important to get down to talking turkey.
Cuando llega el momento de negociar, es importante hablar de manera seria.
All talk and no action
He’s all talk and no action when it comes to his promises.
Él solo habla y no actúa cuando se trata de sus promesas.
The phrasal term "talk-in" is derived from the verb "talk," which comes from Old English "tale," meaning "to speak." The "in" part denotes inclusivity or engagement in the process of conversation. The exact phrase may not have a well-defined etymology as it is contextually constructed rather than a historical or literary term.
Synonyms: - Discuss - Converse - Dialogue
Antonyms: - Silence - Mute - Be quiet