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单词 talk shop
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shop /shop/

noun
  1. A building or room in which goods are sold or services provided
  2. A spell of shopping, esp for food and/or household items
  3. A place where mechanics work, or where any kind of industry is pursued, a workshop
  4. A place of employment or activity, esp a theatre
  5. Prison (old slang)
  6. Shop talk
intransitive verb (shoppˈing; shopped)

To visit shops, esp for the purpose of buying

transitive verb
  1. To imprison, or cause to be imprisoned (slang)
  2. To betray or inform against (someone) to the police, etc (slang)
  3. To give employment to (obsolete)
ORIGIN: OE sceoppa a treasury

shopaholˈic noun

A compulsive shopper (see -aholic)

shopˈful noun

shoppˈer noun

  1. A person who shops
  2. A shopping bag or basket

shoppˈing noun

  1. The activity of visiting shops to buy or see goods
  2. Goods thus bought
adjective

For shopping

shoppˈy adjective

  1. Commercial
  2. Having many shops
  3. Given to talking shop
  4. Concerning one's own pursuit

shop assistant noun

A person who serves customers in a shop

shop bell noun

A bell, fitted to the door of a shop, that rings when the door is opened

shopˈboard noun

  1. A counter
  2. A bench on which tailors work

shopˈbot noun (computing)

A website used to compare prices for shopping (see bot2

shop boy or shop girl noun

Esp formerly, a boy or girl employed in a shop

shopˈbreaker noun

A person who breaks into a shop

shopˈbreaking noun

shopˈfitter noun

A person who installs counters, shelves, etc in a shop

shopˈfitting noun

shop floor noun

  1. That part of a factory, etc, housing the production machinery and in which that part of the workforce directly involved with production is employed
  2. The people who work on the shop floor, esp those workers organized in a union

shopˈ-floor adjective

shopˈfront noun

The part of a shop, with display windows, etc, that faces onto the street

shop-in-shopˈ adjective

(of a supplier of particular goods or services) having a retail outlet within a larger shop or store

shopˈkeeper noun

A person who keeps a shop of his or her own

shopˈkeeping noun

shopˈlift transitive verb and intransitive verb

shopˈlifter noun

shopˈlifting noun

Stealing from a shop

shopˈman or shopˈwoman noun

  1. A person who serves in a shop
  2. A shopkeeper (rare)
  3. A person who is employed in a workshop (US)

shopping bag or shopping basket noun

A receptacle for goods bought

shopping-bag lady same as bag lady (see under bag).

shopping centre noun

A place where there is a concentration of shops of different kinds

shopping list noun

  1. A list of items to be bought
  2. A list of items to be obtained, done, acted upon, considered, etc (figurative)

shopping mall see under mall

shopping precinct see under precinct

shop sign noun

A sign over a shop indicating the occupier's name and trade

shopˈsoiled adjective

Somewhat faded or worn by display in a shop (also figurative)

shop steward noun

A representative of the employees of a factory or workshop, elected from their own number

shop talk noun

Talk about one's own business, esp when carried on outside business hours

shop walker noun

A shop employee who walks about in a shop to see that customers are attended to

shop window noun

  1. A window of a shop in which wares are displayed
  2. Any means of displaying what is on offer to advantage

shopwoman see shopman above.

shopˈworn adjective

Shopsoiled (also figurative)

all over the shop (informal)

Dispersed all around

on the shop floor

Among the workers in a factory or workshop

set up shop

  1. To open a trading establishment
  2. To begin operations generally

shop around

To compare prices and quality of goods at various shops before making a purchase (also figurative)

shut up shop

  1. To close a shop, etc, at the end of a working day, week, etc
  2. To close a business permanently

talk shop

To talk about one's own work or business

the Shop

The former Royal Military Academy at Woolwich

the wrong shop (informal)

The wrong place to look for eg sympathy or help

talk /tök/

intransitive verb
  1. To speak, to express or communicate in spoken words
  2. To converse
  3. To have a discussion (often with about)
  4. To give a talk or lecture
  5. To chat or gossip
  6. To be able to speak
  7. To speak indiscreetly
  8. To divulge secrets, part with (esp incriminating) information, eg to the police (informal)
  9. To speak pompously or bombastically
  10. (of eg money, wealth, etc) to have influence, be effective (informal)
transitive verb
  1. To utter
  2. To speak about
  3. To mean, have in mind, as in we're talking millions here (informal; esp US)
  4. To speak in (a language)
  5. To bring or render by talking
noun
  1. Conversation
  2. Discussion
  3. Gossip or rumour
  4. Mention of possibility or proposal
  5. A general theme, eg of gossip or a conversation
  6. Utterance
  7. Pompous or bombastic speech (informal)
  8. A short informal address
  9. (in pl) detailed and extended discussions
  10. A particular way of speaking
ORIGIN: ME talken, frequentative of tell

talkabilˈity noun

talkˈable adjective

  1. Easy to converse with
  2. To be talked about

talkˈathon noun (informal, orig US)

A long-drawn-out discussion, debate, talking session, etc

talkˈative adjective

Chatty, given to much talking

talkˈatively adverb

talkˈativeness noun

talkˈer noun

talkˈie noun (old informal; commonly in pl)

A cinema film in which moving pictures are accompanied by sound

talkˈing noun and adjective

talkˈy adjective

Talkative

talkˈback noun

  1. A two-way radio system
  2. A phone-in (Aust and NZ)

talkˈee-talkˈee or talkˈy-talkˈy noun

  1. A corrupt dialect
  2. Chatter
  3. A little harangue

talkˈfest noun (informal; esp N American)

An informal meeting for, usu extensive, discussion

talkˈ-in noun

(a gathering for the purpose of) an informal yet intensive discussion

talking book noun

A recording of a reading of a book, esp for use by the blind

talking head noun

A person talking on television, viewed in close-up, contrasted with programmes with more action

talking machine noun

A machine to produce imitation speech

talking point noun

A matter of or for talk

talking shop noun (informal)

A meeting or a place for discussion, as opposed to decision or action (also talk shop)

talkˈing-to noun

A reproof, ticking-off

talk radio noun

Radio programming based around conversations and interviews rather than music

talkshow see chat show under chat1

talkˈtime noun

The total amount of time available to the user of a telephone to make calls

talkˈ-you-down noun

An apparatus by means of which instructions are given to aircraft pilots to help them to land

know what one is talking about (informal)

To be an expert

look who's talking (ironic)

You're a fine one to be saying that

now you're talking (informal)

Now you are saying something I want to hear, or something important or to the point

talk about…! (informal)

What a perfect instance of…!

talk against time

To keep on talking merely to fill up time, as often happens in parliament

talk at

  1. To address remarks to indirectly
  2. To talk to incessantly, without waiting for a response
  3. To address pompously

talk back

  1. To reply impudently
  2. To reply on a two-way radio system

talk big

To talk boastfully or over-confidently

talk down

  1. To speak or argue more loudly or aggressively than, and so silence
  2. To talk as though to people inferior to oneself in intellect or education
  3. To denigrate, make little of
  4. To bring (an aircraft) to a landing by radioed instructions from the ground (talk-down system the apparatus and procedures for doing this)

talking of

Apropos of, now that mention has been made of

talk into (or out of)

To persuade to do (or not to do)

talk out

  1. To defeat (a parliamentary bill or motion) by going on speaking until it is too late to vote on it
  2. To resolve (a difference of opinion) by thorough discussion

talk over

  1. To persuade, convince
  2. To discuss, consider together

talk round

  1. To talk of all sorts of related matters without tackling (the subject at issue)
  2. To bring to one's way of thinking by talking persuasively

talk shop see under shop

talk smack see under smack

talk tall

To boast

talk the hindlegs off a donkey see under donkey

talk through

To explain a process by talking about each part of it in a logical sequence

talk to

  1. To address
  2. To rebuke

talk trash see under trash1

talk turkey see under turkey

talk up

  1. To speak boldly
  2. To praise, esp to arouse interest in
  3. To make much of

you can't (or can) talk (informal)

You are in no position to criticize or disagree

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