spiel in Polish
spiel in Polish is gadka — spiel means a long, often rehearsed talk meant to persuade someone, especially in sales.
spiel in Polish
gadka
A lengthy and extravagant speech or argument usually intended to persuade.
What does "spiel" mean?
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noun A long, often rehearsed talk meant to persuade someone, especially in sales.
"The salesman launched into his usual spiel about extended warranties."
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verb To talk at length, often to persuade or promote something.
"He spieled on for ten minutes about the benefits of the new juicer."
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spiel in a sentence
- The salesman launched into his usual spiel about extended warranties.
- I've heard that recruitment spiel a dozen times before.
- He spieled on for ten minutes about the benefits of the new juicer.
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What is "spiel" in Polish?
"spiel" in Polish is gadka. spiel means: A long, often rehearsed talk meant to persuade someone, especially in sales.
How do you use "spiel" in a sentence?
Example: "The salesman launched into his usual spiel about extended warranties." In Polish, "spiel" is gadka.
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