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speaking
habla
I. speaking [Am ˈspikɪŋ, Brit ˈspiːkɪŋ] SUBST U
speaking
II. speaking [Am ˈspikɪŋ, Brit ˈspiːkɪŋ] ADJ attr
1. speaking (involving speech):
a good speaking voice
una voz muy clara (or potente etc.)
a speaking part THEAT
to be on speaking terms with sb
2. speaking (expressive, striking) liter:
a speaking look
a speaking likeness
-speaking [Am ˈspikɪŋ, Brit ˈspiːkɪŋ] SUFFIX
-speaking
-speaking
Spanish-speaking
Spanish-speaking
Catalan-speaking
Catalan-speaking
French-speaking
German-speaking
speaking clock SUBST Brit
speaking clock
speaking clock
English-speaking [Am ˈɪŋ(ɡ)lɪʃˌspikɪŋ, Brit ˈɪŋɡlɪʃˌspiːkɪŋ] ADJ
English-speaking
French-speaking [ˈfrɛn(t)ʃˌspikɪŋ] ADJ
French-speaking
French-speaking
Spanish-speaking [ˈspanɪʃˌspiːkɪŋ] ADJ
Spanish-speaking
Spanish-speaking
plain speaking SUBST U
plain speaking
I. speak <Past spoke or arch spake, Past Part spoken> [Am spik, Brit spiːk] VERB intr
1.1. speak (say sth):
to speak to or esp Am with sb
hablar con alguien
to speak to or esp Am with sb
hablarle a alguien
they are not speaking (to each other)
they are not speaking (to each other)
to speak of sth/sb/-ing
hablar de algo/alguien/ +infin
the meeting is on Friday, speaking of which
hablar bien/mal de alguien
speaking personally, I think
speaking as a parent/teacher, I think
speaking as a parent/teacher, I think
he's not, strictly speaking, a member
he's not, strictly speaking, a member
legally/morally speaking
1.2. speak (on telephone):
hello, Barbara Mason speaking, could you
hello, Barbara Mason speaking, could you
could I speak to Mrs Hodges, please? — speaking!
who's speaking, please? (to caller)
2. speak (make speech):
to speak on or about sth
hablar acerca de or sobre algo
3. speak (address):
II. speak <Past spoke or arch spake, Past Part spoken> [Am spik, Brit spiːk] VERB trans
1. speak (say, declare):
2. speak language:
-speak [Am spik, Brit spiːk] SUFFIX scherzh
I. speak for VERB [Am spik -, Brit spiːk -] (v + prep + o)
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. speaking SUBST kein Pl
1. speaking (action):
speaking
2. speaking (public speaking):
speaking
II. speaking ADJ
speaking
speaking tour
to be on speaking terms with sb
not to be on speaking terms
not to be on speaking terms
English-speaking ADJ
English-speaking
speaking part SUBST THEAT, FILM
speaking part
speaking clock SUBST Brit
speaking clock
I. speak [spi:k] VERB intr spoke, spoken
1. speak:
2. speak + Adv:
broadly speaking
strictly speaking
II. speak [spi:k] VERB trans
speak for VERB intr
1. speak for (represent):
speaking for myself ...
2. speak for (advocate, support):
speak out VERB intr
speak up VERB intr
1. speak up (state views):
2. speak up (talk more loudly):
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
euscaldún (euscalduna)
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. speaking SUBST
1. speaking (action):
speaking
2. speaking (public speaking):
speaking
II. speaking ADJ
speaking
speaking tour
to be on speaking terms with sb
to not be on speaking terms
to not be on speaking terms
English-speaking ADJ
English-speaking
speaking part SUBST THEAT, FILM
speaking part
I. speak <spoke, spoken> [spik] VERB intr
1. speak:
2. speak + Adv:
generally speaking
strictly speaking
II. speak <spoke, spoken> [spik] VERB trans
speak for VERB intr
1. speak for (represent):
speaking for myself...
2. speak for (advocate, support):
speak up VERB intr
1. speak up (state views):
2. speak up (talk more loudly):
speak out VERB intr
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
euscaldún (-una)
Present
Ispeak
youspeak
he/she/itspeaks
wespeak
youspeak
theyspeak
Past
Ispoke
youspoke
he/she/itspoke
wespoke
youspoke
theyspoke
Present Perfect
Ihavespoken
youhavespoken
he/she/ithasspoken
wehavespoken
youhavespoken
theyhavespoken
Past Perfect
Ihadspoken
youhadspoken
he/she/ithadspoken
wehadspoken
youhadspoken
theyhadspoken
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He said he would have preferred more private arrangements that would have given him the opportunity to speak privately with his father.
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I don't believe that narrative works when it's trying to teach a lesson, or speak a factual truth.
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She was unable to speak, read or write and her memory had gone.
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The gerund of verb "fari", to speak, is commonly used to form derivate or inflected forms of "fas".
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The birds remain in their cage, and remain mostly unflappable, so to speak, throughout the sporadic blitzkriegs of their feathered kin.
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