speak about

speak about (someone or something)

To converse, talk, or lecture about someone or something. The professor will be speaking about research methodology in his next seminar. He could hear his parents speaking about him in the other room. I've spoken about this topic multiple times already.

speak about someone or something

to mention or discuss someone or something. And now I will speak about Abraham Lincoln. Let us speak about what happened yesterday.

See also: speak

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

speak about (someone or something)
converse
converse about (someone or something)
converse about (someone or something) with (someone or something)
converse with (someone or something) about (someone or something)
catch (someone) some other time
try to catch you some other time
converse with
converse with (someone or something)
talk to

References in periodicals archive

(4) Marty uses the seasonal designations, summer and winter, to speak about praise and lament.

The elusive presence: Jeremiah 20:4-11

Kikuchi had been expected to speak about the miseries of the last war.

Can anyone succeed? Startups in Japan

A majority of the women in our survey--58 percent--say that at some time they have changed the way they act in order to fit in or be accepted by whites, and 79 percent of those women say they shifted in the way they communicated, toning down their mannerisms, changing the way they spoke or what they chose to speak about.

Scoping the realities of black women's lives: a team examines the effects of shifting roles to adjust for race and gender

Sure, some of her speech was corny, but most of the criticism sprang from a mocking mistrust of a liberal who dared to speak about spiritual matters.

Why we need a religious left

To speak about God having masculine or feminine dimensions--one revealed in Jesus, the other in Mary--ignores the nature of religious speech and makes sex in God truly real.

Since being woman is an excellence, we can speak about God in female images in as adequate and as inadequate a way as we use male ones.

Don't make Mary the feminine face of God

词组	speak about
释义	speak about speak about (someone or something) To converse, talk, or lecture about someone or something. The professor will be speaking about research methodology in his next seminar. He could hear his parents speaking about him in the other room. I've spoken about this topic multiple times already. See also: speak Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. speak about someone or something to mention or discuss someone or something. And now I will speak about Abraham Lincoln. Let us speak about what happened yesterday. See also: speak McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: speak about (someone or something) converse converse about (someone or something) converse about (someone or something) with (someone or something) converse with (someone or something) about (someone or something) catch (someone) some other time try to catch you some other time converse with converse with (someone or something) talk to References in periodicals archive (4) Marty uses the seasonal designations, summer and winter, to speak about praise and lament. The elusive presence: Jeremiah 20:4-11 Kikuchi had been expected to speak about the miseries of the last war. Can anyone succeed? Startups in Japan A majority of the women in our survey--58 percent--say that at some time they have changed the way they act in order to fit in or be accepted by whites, and 79 percent of those women say they shifted in the way they communicated, toning down their mannerisms, changing the way they spoke or what they chose to speak about. Scoping the realities of black women's lives: a team examines the effects of shifting roles to adjust for race and gender Sure, some of her speech was corny, but most of the criticism sprang from a mocking mistrust of a liberal who dared to speak about spiritual matters. Why we need a religious left To speak about God having masculine or feminine dimensions--one revealed in Jesus, the other in Mary--ignores the nature of religious speech and makes sex in God truly real. Since being woman is an excellence, we can speak about God in female images in as adequate and as inadequate a way as we use male ones. Don't make Mary the feminine face of God
随便看	speak one's mind speak one's mind, to speak (one's) piece speak one's piece speak on (something) speak out speak out of both sides of (one's) mouth speak out of both sides of your mouth speak out of turn speak sense speak softly and carry a big stick speak someone’s language speak/talk of the devil speak/talk the same/a different language speak the same language speak the same language, to speak/think ill of somebody speak to speak too soon speak up speak up for speak up for (one) speak volumes speak volumes, to speak well for