parrot (someone's) words

To repeat verbatim what someone else has said or is saying. When you're teaching students a new language, it does them little good to just have them parrot your words—they have to understand the mechanics of the language itself. The three boys encircled the fourth, parroting his words of protest in mocking tones.

词组	parrot (someone's) words
释义	parrot (someone's) words parrot (someone's) words To repeat verbatim what someone else has said or is saying. When you're teaching students a new language, it does them little good to just have them parrot your words—they have to understand the mechanics of the language itself. The three boys encircled the fourth, parroting his words of protest in mocking tones. See also: parrot, word Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: word for word repeat oneself repeat (oneself) repeat after me chalk and talk at the chalkface delight in be one up on (someone or something) be one up on someone be/get/have one up on somebody
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