talkover
ˈtɔːkˌoʊvər
Definition

Definition of talkover - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
interruptionRareact of speaking over someone elseRare
  • His talkover during the meeting was rude.
cut-in interruption overlap
2.
mediaRarecommentary or narration over primary contentRare
  • The documentary featured a talkover explaining the historical context.
narration
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Origin of talkover

English, talk (speak) + over (above)

Examples of talkover in a sentence

  • A talkover can disrupt the flow of a presentation.
  • The film had a talkover that explained each scene.
  • During the sports event, there was a talkover for the highlights.

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  1. French:interruption en parlant par-dessus, commentaire, ...
  2. German:Unterbrechung, Kommentar, ...
  3. Italian:interruzione, commento, ...
  4. Spanish:interrupción, narración, ...
  5. Portuguese:interrupção, narração, ...
  6. Chinese:插话, 旁白, ...
  7. Japanese:話の腰を折る, ナレーション, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقاطَعَةُ الحَديث, تعليق صوتي, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַפְרָעָה בְּדִבּוּר, קְרַיְנוּת, ...
  10. Russian:перебивание, закадровый текст, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перебивання, коментар, ...
  12. Hindi:बात काटना, वर्णन, ...

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