You were saying?
You were saying?
1. Used to encourage someone to resume speaking from where they left off, as after an interruption. A: "Sorry about that, I had to take that call." B: "So, you were saying…" A: "Right, right, that the new project timeline might need to be adjusted."
2. Used to indicate that something conflicts with or proves wrong something that someone was just saying. A: "I just feel like Tom never gets in touch with me anymore. Oh, wait, I have a missed call from him." B: "You were saying?"
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- Who was it/that?
- Who was it?
- in a sorry state
- it's too late for sorry
- state
- sorry to say
- get back to
- get back to (doing) (something)
- wait a minute
- wait a minute/moment/second