Definition of back talk in English:

back talk

nounˈbak tɔːkˈbæk ˌtɔk

mass nounUS informal

Rude or cheeky remarks made in reply to someone in authority.
no back talk, I'm warning you
British term backchat
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh that's the reason for the cursing and the foul back talk, not like he never does it when Jessica's not around.
- He didn't hear her back talk as he slammed the office door and locked it.
- When he mentioned his wife, he got the same back talk from Amanda that Kevin had gotten.
- ‘Yes, I do not tolerate weapons, I do not tolerate scruffy appearances,’ she leveled a shiny talon at my head, ‘and I do not tolerate back talk!’
- They challenged the malestream, and eventually like a slumbering giant unused to back talk it woke up and took notice.
- Alright, no back talk, move your little butts before I blast 'em!
- He knew his mother, so he knew that she might say it teasingly, but she'd actually do it if he gave her anymore back talk.
- He was a bit shocked by my slight back talk.
- He knew she was saving to build a house so he offered him a bonus rate if he could work as hard as physically possible, insisting, ‘And what's more, no back talk.’
- There's no back talk, no squabbling, no sass when the family gathers around an open grave.
- But those who are relentless, grim, and heavy-handed about this deserve some back talk.
- But his shout has not been mere bombast, nor has it been without back talk.

Definition of back talk in US English:

back talk

(also backtalk)

nounˈbæk ˌtɔk

US informal

Rude or cheeky remarks made in reply to someone in authority.
no back talk, I'm warning you
British term backchat
Example sentencesExamples
- But his shout has not been mere bombast, nor has it been without back talk.
- ‘Yes, I do not tolerate weapons, I do not tolerate scruffy appearances,’ she leveled a shiny talon at my head, ‘and I do not tolerate back talk!’
- Oh that's the reason for the cursing and the foul back talk, not like he never does it when Jessica's not around.
- Alright, no back talk, move your little butts before I blast 'em!
- There's no back talk, no squabbling, no sass when the family gathers around an open grave.
- They challenged the malestream, and eventually like a slumbering giant unused to back talk it woke up and took notice.
- He knew she was saving to build a house so he offered him a bonus rate if he could work as hard as physically possible, insisting, ‘And what's more, no back talk.’
- He was a bit shocked by my slight back talk.
- He didn't hear her back talk as he slammed the office door and locked it.
- He knew his mother, so he knew that she might say it teasingly, but she'd actually do it if he gave her anymore back talk.
- But those who are relentless, grim, and heavy-handed about this deserve some back talk.
- When he mentioned his wife, he got the same back talk from Amanda that Kevin had gotten.

单词	back talk
释义	Definition of back talk in English: back talk nounˈbak tɔːkˈbæk ˌtɔk mass nounUS informal Rude or cheeky remarks made in reply to someone in authority. no back talk, I'm warning you British term backchat Example sentencesExamples Oh that's the reason for the cursing and the foul back talk, not like he never does it when Jessica's not around. He didn't hear her back talk as he slammed the office door and locked it. When he mentioned his wife, he got the same back talk from Amanda that Kevin had gotten. ‘Yes, I do not tolerate weapons, I do not tolerate scruffy appearances,’ she leveled a shiny talon at my head, ‘and I do not tolerate back talk!’ They challenged the malestream, and eventually like a slumbering giant unused to back talk it woke up and took notice. Alright, no back talk, move your little butts before I blast 'em! He knew his mother, so he knew that she might say it teasingly, but she'd actually do it if he gave her anymore back talk. He was a bit shocked by my slight back talk. He knew she was saving to build a house so he offered him a bonus rate if he could work as hard as physically possible, insisting, ‘And what's more, no back talk.’ There's no back talk, no squabbling, no sass when the family gathers around an open grave. But those who are relentless, grim, and heavy-handed about this deserve some back talk. But his shout has not been mere bombast, nor has it been without back talk. Definition of back talk in US English: back talk (also backtalk) nounˈbæk ˌtɔk US informal Rude or cheeky remarks made in reply to someone in authority. no back talk, I'm warning you British term backchat Example sentencesExamples But his shout has not been mere bombast, nor has it been without back talk. ‘Yes, I do not tolerate weapons, I do not tolerate scruffy appearances,’ she leveled a shiny talon at my head, ‘and I do not tolerate back talk!’ Oh that's the reason for the cursing and the foul back talk, not like he never does it when Jessica's not around. Alright, no back talk, move your little butts before I blast 'em! There's no back talk, no squabbling, no sass when the family gathers around an open grave. They challenged the malestream, and eventually like a slumbering giant unused to back talk it woke up and took notice. He knew she was saving to build a house so he offered him a bonus rate if he could work as hard as physically possible, insisting, ‘And what's more, no back talk.’ He was a bit shocked by my slight back talk. He didn't hear her back talk as he slammed the office door and locked it. He knew his mother, so he knew that she might say it teasingly, but she'd actually do it if he gave her anymore back talk. But those who are relentless, grim, and heavy-handed about this deserve some back talk. When he mentioned his wife, he got the same back talk from Amanda that Kevin had gotten.
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