- (make) a long talk (discourse, lecture)yojijukugo
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- make a long talk (discourse, lecture)
This phrase is used to describe an extensive or lengthy speech or discussion, often involving a detailed exploration of a topic. It conveys a sense of formality and intention to thoroughly cover the subject matter.
He gave a long talk at the meeting to explain the company's policy in detail.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ちょうこういっせき長講一席をするto give a long talkちょうこういっせき長講一席をきく聞くto listen to a long talkちょうこういっせき長講一席をひらく開くto hold a long lectureちょうこういっせき長講一席をたのむ頼むto request a long discourseちょうこういっせき長講一席のじゅんび準備preparation for a long talkせんもんてき専門的なちょうこういっせき長講一席a specialized long lectureちょうこういっせき長講一席をうける受けるto take a long lectureちょうこういっせき長講一席をかいさい開催するto organize a long talkちょうこういっせき長講一席をおえる終えるto conclude a long talkきょうみふかい興味深いちょうこういっせき長講一席an interesting long discourse