speak for itself/themselves

speak for itself

To have a clear, self-explanatory meaning, value, or implication. I think my work these past few months speaks for itself and makes me more than qualified for this position. The company pays lip service to improving its environmental impact, but their actions speak for themselves.

speak for itself

and speak for themselves

[for something] not to need explaining; to have an obvious meaning. The facts speak for themselves. Tom is guilty. Your results speak for themselves. You need to work harder.

speak for itˈself/themˈselves

be so clear or obvious that no explanation or comment is needed: The expressions on their faces spoke for themselves — they hated the song.

词组	speak for itself/themselves
释义	speak for itself/themselves speak for itself To have a clear, self-explanatory meaning, value, or implication. I think my work these past few months speaks for itself and makes me more than qualified for this position. The company pays lip service to improving its environmental impact, but their actions speak for themselves. See also: itself, speak Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. speak for itself and speak for themselves [for something] not to need explaining; to have an obvious meaning. The facts speak for themselves. Tom is guilty. Your results speak for themselves. You need to work harder. See also: itself, speak McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. speak for itˈself/themˈselves be so clear or obvious that no explanation or comment is needed: The expressions on their faces spoke for themselves — they hated the song. See also: itself, speak, themselves Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: speak for itself IYSWIM obvious Captain Obvious IYKWIM if you catch my drift if you get my meaning if you know what I mean if you see what I mean from the Department of the Bleeding Obvious
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