0 present participle of talk --
2 to discuss something with someone, often to try to find a solution to a disagreement: --
3 to give a lecture on a subject: --
The next speaker will be talking about endangered insects.
For the first time competing talking machines might appear together in a music store ad.
The manner of talking about vocal qualities is learned from one's teacher.
It will prove an invaluable reference book to students talking environmental courses, and should find a place in all larger geological and zoological libraries.
It purports to be the correct theory of the nature of the ethical wrongness that everybody (or almost everybody) is talking about.
The activities were ranked in the following order: playing instruments, movement/dance, singing, listening to music, composing and talking about music.
But in talking about secondary unions the voice changes.
The 'talking up' of the neolithic transition has probably more to do with political and funding agendas of academic research than with neolithisation itself.
Its great virtues remain its clarity of exposition and argument, and the authority of the author, who knows what he is talking about.
