be all over bar the shouting

To be at the point of inevitability, as of an outcome. Said especially of sporting events. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. With that last goal, it's all over bar the shouting at this point.

be all over ˌbar the ˈshouting

(of a performance, contest, etc.) be finished or decided, with only the audience’s reaction or the official announcement to follow: Now that the first few election results have been declared, it’s really all over bar the shouting.

Bar in these two expressions is a preposition meaning ‘apart from’.

词组	be all over bar the shouting
释义	be all over bar the shouting be all over bar the shouting To be at the point of inevitability, as of an outcome. Said especially of sporting events. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. With that last goal, it's all over bar the shouting at this point. See also: all, bar, over, shout Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be all over ˌbar the ˈshouting (of a performance, contest, etc.) be finished or decided, with only the audience’s reaction or the official announcement to follow: Now that the first few election results have been declared, it’s really all over bar the shouting. Bar in these two expressions is a preposition meaning ‘apart from’. See also: all, bar, over, shout Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: chip chips up on (one's) ear one of the boys one of the lads tipster lad be one of the boys be one of the lads be one of the lads/boys/girls References in periodicals archive The Germans play Lithuania on Saturday and if they win that game Hamann reckons it will be all over bar the shouting. Football: Hamann writes off Scotland
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