0 a talk intended to arouse enthusiasm, or to make people work harder, better etc -- kata-kata perangsang
Training moved from pep talks at meetings to leadership seminars and retreats and interactive personal strategies initiated by home-grown motivational experts.
The words graced the walls of locker rooms, ignited pre-game pep talks, and echoed from the rafters of banquet halls.
The students provide pep talks on college and life in general.
It is reported that he would hide an onion in his handkerchief to work up tears in his pre-game pep talks.
The men in industry are somewhat tired of pep talks and observations by theorists.
Constant "pep talks" have been aimed at miners in the course of the last two years.
Green gives a long pep talk about the upcoming concert at the youth hostel at which the kids are staying, followed by a trip to the festival.
On one occasion she gave them a pep talk when they were 15-7 down and in last place; they went on to win 40 of the next 54 games.
