45 Useful English Phrasal Verbs and Idioms with the word "TALK"

Today's English lesson will teach you 45 useful American English idioms that involve "talk". These idioms are important to study and learn when becoming a fluent English speaker.
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Idioms related to talking . To speak one's mind = express one's feelings . To talk up a storm = to talk enthusiastically . To talk over someone's head = To communicate something beyond the level of comprehension . To have a heart to heart = To have an emotional conversation . To talk in cirles = To argue a point by repeating it . It's like talking to a wall = To talk shop = To talk about business at a social event . To shoot the breeze = To have a casual conversation . Table talk = To talk while eating at a table . To make small talk Talk through = discuss/explain something . Be all talked out = Exhausted from speaking too much . To talk someone's ear off = To talk to someone for a very long time . To strike up a conversation = To start a conversation . Talk about stupid / rude / cheap = a classic example of that adjective . Talk your way out of = To avoid something unpleasant . To sweet-talk = To insincerely compliment someone or praise to get something from them. Fast talk = To pressure someone into doing something . To talk sense into someone = To cause someone to Money talks . To talk someone into = To get that person to do something . To talk someone out of something = To prevent a person from doing something . Talk is cheap = used to say that a person will not do what he says . Talk a good game You're one to talk / you shouldn't talk/ look who's talking . Talk trash = To insults someone . Trash-talk . To talk down to . Talk back to someone . Now you're speaking my language . Now we're talking .

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Sweet talk is more or less an equivalent of buttering up. I liked the "talk about [adjective|noun]". It's a nice one in my tool belt

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Thanks Kayla! Never heard of talking up the storm. I think it's worth adding that there is "you are a fine one to talk" which, I suppose, is the original, more ironic and self-evident version of "you are one to talk". It's easier for students to go with the 'extended' one... for me at least.

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