Diálogos (en. Dialogues)

/diˈaɾ.o.ɣos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Exchange of ideas or arguments between two or more people.
The dialogues in the play are deep and reflective.
Los diálogos en la obra son profundos y reflexivos.
Conversation between characters in a literary or dramatic work.
The dialogue between the characters reveals their internal conflicts.
El diálogo entre los personajes revela sus conflictos internos.
Verbal agreements between parties to resolve a conflict.
Political dialogues are essential for reaching a consensus.
Los diálogos políticos son esenciales para alcanzar un consenso.

Etymology

It comes from the Greek 'dialogos', which means 'conversation' or 'exchange of thoughts'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to have a dialogue
To maintain a meaningful conversation about a topic.
tener un diálogo
open dialogue
Unrestricted conversation, where all viewpoints are welcome.
diálogo abierto
dialogue of the deaf
A conversation in which the parties fail to understand each other.
diálogo de sordos
internal dialogue
A conversation that a person has with themselves, reflecting on their own thoughts.
diálogo interno

Related Words

monologue
Speech by one person, without interlocutors.
monólogo
conversation
Verbal interaction between two or more people.
conversación
discussion
Exchange of opinions on a debated topic.
discusión
interlocutor
Person who participates in a dialogue.
interlocutor

Slang Meanings

A very intense exchange of ideas.
We had a dialogue that felt like a battle of wits.
Tuvimos un diálogo que se sintió como una batalla de ingenios.
Informal conversations among friends.
After dinner, we continued with some relaxed dialogues in the living room.
Después de la cena, seguimos con unos diálogos relajados en la sala.