you can/can't talk

you can talk

You are guilty of the same thing you have just criticized. A: "Kathy never pays attention in class." B: "You can talk! Just today I saw you reading a magazine during the lecture."

ˈyou can/can’t talk

(also look who’s ˈtalking, you’re a ˈfine one to talk) (spoken) you should not criticize somebody because you are also guilty of the same fault: ‘He’s always late for appointments.’ ‘You can talk! You’re hardly ever on time yourself.’ ‘George is so careless with money.’ ‘Look who’s talking!’

词组	you can/can't talk
释义	you can/can't talk you can talk You are guilty of the same thing you have just criticized. A: "Kathy never pays attention in class." B: "You can talk! Just today I saw you reading a magazine during the lecture." See also: can, talk Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ˈyou can/can’t talk (also look who’s ˈtalking, you’re a ˈfine one to talk) (spoken) you should not criticize somebody because you are also guilty of the same fault: ‘He’s always late for appointments.’ ‘You can talk! You’re hardly ever on time yourself.’ ‘George is so careless with money.’ ‘Look who’s talking!’ See also: can, talk Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: you can talk you should talk you're a fine one to talk Look who’s talking! look who's talking Look who's talking! pot calling the kettle black, the hark who's talking pay(s) your money and take(s) your choice, you pay tribute to
随便看	on the rocks, to be on the ropes on the ropes, to be on the run on the safe side on the same page on the same page, to be on the same wavelength on the sauce on the say-so of (someone) on the scene on the scene, be on the scent on the scent (of something) on the scrap heap on the shady side of on the shelf on the sick list on the side on the sidelines on the side of the angels on the side of the angels, to be on the skids on the slate on the sly