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dialog

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈdaɪəlɔːɡ/ · UK /ˈdaɪəlɒɡ/

dialog means: A conversation between two or more people, often to discuss problems or share ideas.

noun

CONVERSATIONB2

A conversation between two or more people, often to discuss problems or share ideas.

  • We need an honest dialog.
  • They continued their dialog by email.
  • The talks opened a dialog between the two sides.

How to use it: dialog with someone (The council began a dialog with local residents.); dialog between A and B (The meeting encouraged dialog between parents and teachers.)

Similar words: conversation, discussion

Common phrases: open dialog, dialog with someone, constructive dialog

FILM SPEECHB2

The words spoken by characters in a film.

  • The movie's dialog made us laugh.
  • She writes dialog for action films.
  • I missed some dialog because the music was too loud.

Similar words: lines

Common phrases: movie dialog, write dialog, natural dialog

BOOK CONVERSATIONB2

The parts of a book that give the words characters say to each other.

  • The book has very little dialog.
  • Her novels are known for lively dialog.
  • Read the dialog aloud to check whether it sounds natural.

Similar words: conversation

Common phrases: write dialog, realistic dialog, pages of dialog

Questions about dialog

What does dialog mean?

A conversation between two or more people, often to discuss problems or share ideas.

What is dialog in other languages?

Türkçe: diyalog · Español: diálogo · Français: dialogue · Deutsch: Dialog · Italiano: dialogo · 日本語: 対話

How do you pronounce dialog?

In American English /ˈdaɪəlɔːɡ/; in British English /ˈdaɪəlɒɡ/.

How do you use dialog in a sentence?

We need an honest dialog. They continued their dialog by email.

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