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health

greeting

to exchange

to have

argument

chat

silence

to lose one's temper

small talk

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to raise one's voice

11-

to stare

health

Főnév

Bezárás

Bejelentkezés

(jóllét)

egészség

the general condition of a person's mind or body

Példa

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Regular exercise and a balanced diet are essential for maintaining good health.

She scheduled a check-up to ensure her health was in good condition after feeling unwell for a few days.

greeting

Főnév

(köszöntés)

üdvözlet

an expression of polite and friendly gestures or words when meeting someone

to exchange

ige

eɪ

(váltani)

cserélni

to give something to someone and receive something else from them

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Tárgyas

to have

ige

(van valamije)

birtokol

to hold or own something

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Tárgyas

argument

Főnév

ɑ:

(vita)

érv

a discussion, typically a serious one, between two or more people with different views

chat

Főnév

(diskurzus)

csevegés

the online exchange of messages between people on the Internet

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silence

Főnév

aɪ

(hallgatás)

csönd

the absence of sound or noise, often creating a peaceful or uncomfortable atmosphere

to lose one's temper

kifejezés

/lˈuːz wˈʌnz tˈɛmpɚ/

N/A

to suddenly become uncontrollably angry

small talk

Főnév

/smˈɔːl tˈɔːk/

(közömbös beszélgetés)

csevegés

Idiom

Informal

brief and polite conversation about random subjects, often in a social setting

What is the origin of the idiom "small talk" and when to use it?

The idiom "small talk" refers to casual and light conversation, typically about unimportant or trivial topics. It originates from the idea of engaging in chit-chat or informal discussions that do not delve into significant or substantial matters. Small talk serves as a way to establish rapport, break the ice, or maintain social interaction without delving into deeper, more serious subjects.