dialogue
সংলাপ
definition
verb
he stated that he wasn't going to dialogue with the guerrillas
take part in a conversation or discussion to resolve a problem.
noun
the book consisted of a series of dialogues
conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or movie.
translation of 'dialogue'
কথাবার্তা,
ভাববিনিময়
noun
রচনা,
মতবিনিময়,
সংলাপ,
কথোপকথন
example
The 'dialogue' in this film is as sharp as anything you will find on screen.
What is delicious about this film is the witty clever 'dialogue' that is distinctly Wilde.
The episode is low on physical action, but high in snappy 'dialogue' .
What we want to do is continue the 'dialogue' with fishermen.
He has promoted inter-religious 'dialogue' by breaking new ground.
However, the actors and direction are very impressive, and there's some snappy, witty 'dialogue' .
He read all the books and I do mean all and could recite large passages of film 'dialogue' by heart.
The great thing about the 'dialogue' in comic books is that you don't have to hear it spoken aloud.
Women in Australia are also promoting inter-religious 'dialogue' .
Their participation will add a whole new dimension to our blog, the ability to 'dialogue' on issues.
In fact, the very existence of the disputes calls for closer policy 'dialogue' between Japan and China.
There isn't much spoken out loud in the film, even though we retained nearly all the 'dialogue' from the book.
interfaith 'dialogue'
The United States has been urging both China and Taiwan to resume cross-strait 'dialogue' .
passages of 'dialogue'
There is little 'dialogue' in the film, but the visuals speak for themselves.
the U.S. would enter into a direct 'dialogue' with Vietnam
If that relationship is to be rescued now, the government needs to set its 'dialogue' with business on much more honest foundations.
Sixth, the sound editing pumps up the volume for the bad music, but leaves crucial 'dialogue' barely audible.
The actors bounce around the stage, infusing the occasionally stilted 'dialogue' with raw physicality.
Armed with this information, patients may find it easier to 'dialogue' with their doctors.
Civil society means we have to be willing to 'dialogue' with others with whom we disagree.
We can understand French, but with films sometimes the 'dialogue' is so fast that you miss something.
A clear and simplified mechanism will facilitate a closer 'dialogue' between all parties involved in the running of the sport.
We're not just wanting a 'dialogue' with the government-we need the government to move towards us.
Jakarta now needs to take the lead and continue the 'dialogue' begun in Geneva to ensure a lasting peace.
The government, while it had opened a 'dialogue' with his captors, could never be seen to negotiate with terrorists.
We continue to 'dialogue' with local government, and we will continue to do so.
The suggestions included promoting domestic political harmony and resuming constructive 'dialogue' with China.
I never had a 'dialogue' with them throughout this process, though our manager did.
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