converse
Related to converse: vans
converse about (someone or something)
To talk about someone or something. I can't give you an answer until Carol and I converse about this issue—is she in the office today?
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converse about (someone or something) with (someone or something)
To talk to someone or something about someone or something else. I can't give you an answer until I converse about it with Carol. Is she in the office today? I wouldn't cross a woman who converses about the people in her life with the spirits—who knows what kinds of punishments she can call down on us!
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converse with (someone or something)
To talk to someone or something. I can't give you an answer until I converse with Carol about this issue—is she in the office today? I wouldn't cross a woman who converses with the spirits—who knows what kinds of punishments she can call down on us!
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converse with (someone or something) about (someone or something)
To talk to someone or something about someone or something else. I can't give you an answer until I converse with Carol about this issue. Is she in the office today? I wouldn't cross a woman who converses with the spirits about the people in her life—who knows what kinds of punishments she can call down on us!
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
converse with someone (about someone or something)
and converse (with someone) about someone or somethingto talk about someone or something. Please converse with Ted about that. I need to converse about last night with you. The principal needs to converse with you.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- converse about (someone or something)
- converse with
- converse with (someone or something)
- converse with (someone or something) about (someone or something)
- converse about (someone or something) with (someone or something)
- speak about
- speak about (someone or something)
- catch (someone) some other time
- try to catch you some other time
- talk to (one)