talk out

話し合って解決する

問題や意見の対立について十分に話し合い、解決すること。

やさしい英語で： To solve a problem or disagreement by discussing it fully.

• Let's talk it out.
• They talked out their differences over dinner.
• Have you talked the problem out with her?

使い方： talk something out with someone (I talked the problem out with my sister.)

類義語： talk through, resolve, settle

よく使う表現： talk something out, talk it out, talk out a problem

公然と意見を述べる、声を上げる

あることについて、自分の考えや気持ちを公然と述べること。

やさしい英語で： To say openly what you think or feel about something.

• Do not be afraid to talk out.
• He talked out against the unfair rules.
• Few people dared to talk out about their suffering.

使い方： talk out about something (She urged people to talk out about unfair treatment.)

類義語： speak out, speak up

反対語： keep quiet

よく使う表現： talk out openly, talk out against injustice, talk out about something

長演説で採決を阻止する

長く演説して持ち時間を使い切り、法案の採決を阻むこと。

やさしい英語で： To prevent a proposed law from being voted on by speaking until the available time ends.

• They talked out the bill.
• One member talked the proposal out with a lengthy speech.
• Could opponents talk out the motion before the vote?

使い方： talk something out (Several members tried to talk the bill out.)

類義語： filibuster

よく使う表現： talk out a bill, talk out the motion, talk something out

語り尽くす

ある話題について、言うことがなくなるまで話し合うこと。

やさしい英語で： To discuss a subject until there is nothing more to say about it.

• We have talked that topic out.
• They talked out every detail during the long meeting.
• By morning, we had talked the whole subject out.

使い方： talk something out (We had talked the subject out by midnight.)

類義語： exhaust, discuss fully

よく使う表現： talk out a subject, talk out the topic, talk something out