DIALOGUE


Meaning of DIALOGUE in English

( AmE also dialog ) noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ close

There needs to be a closer ~ between management and staff.

▪ direct

The government refused to engage in direct ~ with the terrorists.

▪ healthy , honest ( esp. AmE ), open

an honest and open ~ about racial identity in the US

▪ public

▪ constructive , meaningful , real , serious

▪ ongoing

▪ political

a serious political ~

VERB + DIALOGUE

▪ engage in , have , hold

Managers are willing to hold a ~ with union leaders.

▪ begin , create , enter into , establish , open , start

His movies create their own ~ with the viewer.

The government must enter into a ~ with industry on this issue.

▪ continue , resume

▪ encourage

attempts to encourage ~ between the two groups

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ about

~ about concrete issues

▪ ~ among

The school encourages a climate of ~ among the teachers.

▪ ~ between

the need for ~ between the two sides in the dispute

▪ ~ on

a constructive ~ on pay and working conditions

▪ ~ with

They have agreed to resume their ~ with the teachers.

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