jaw at (one)

To talk, lecture, or preach to one, especially at length or in a very boring manner. OK, everyone, I know I've been jawing at you all morning, so why don't we take a short break? She spent the whole evening jawing at me about her boring research on insect biology.

jaw at someone

Fig. to lecture at someone; to talk endlessly to someone. Please stop jawing at me. You are jawing at me too much lately.

词组	jaw at (one)
释义	jaw at (one) jaw at (one) To talk, lecture, or preach to one, especially at length or in a very boring manner. OK, everyone, I know I've been jawing at you all morning, so why don't we take a short break? She spent the whole evening jawing at me about her boring research on insect biology. See also: jaw Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. jaw at someone Fig. to lecture at someone; to talk endlessly to someone. Please stop jawing at me. You are jawing at me too much lately. See also: jaw McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: jaw at carry (someone or something) along with (someone or something) carry along a drag dip out a one-horse town one-horse town jaw about jaw about (someone or something)
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