英语词组think out loud是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

think out loud

Theme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL

to say one's thoughts aloud.

Excuse me. I didn't really mean to say that. I was just thinking out loud.Mr. Johnson didn't prepare a speech. He just stood there and thought out loud. It was a terrible presentation.

think out loud

To verbalize one's thoughts, especially when trying to produce a solution or conclusion about something. Those weren't really suggestions for a solution, I was just thinking out loud. OK, so we've got 20 over there, 10 from the last one, five pending—sorry, I was thinking out loud.

think out loud

Fig. to say one's thoughts aloud. Excuse me. I didn't really mean to say that. I was just thinking out loud. Mr. Johnson didn't prepare a speech. He just stood there and thought out loud. It was a terrible presentation.

(I'm) (just) thinking out loud.

Fig. I'm saying things that might better remain as private thoughts. (A way of characterizing or introducing one's opinions or thoughts. Also past tense.) Sue: What are you saying, anyway? Sounds like you're scolding someone. Bob: Oh, sorry. I was just thinking out loud. Bob: Now, this goes over here. Bill: You want me to move that? Bob: Oh, no. Just thinking out loud.

词组	think out loud
释义	Idiom think out loud Theme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL to say one's thoughts aloud. Excuse me. I didn't really mean to say that. I was just thinking out loud.Mr. Johnson didn't prepare a speech. He just stood there and thought out loud. It was a terrible presentation. Idiom think out loud to say your thoughts aloud. I'm thinking out loud now, but it looks as if I can meet you Tuesday. think out loud To verbalize one's thoughts, especially when trying to produce a solution or conclusion about something. Those weren't really suggestions for a solution, I was just thinking out loud. OK, so we've got 20 over there, 10 from the last one, five pending—sorry, I was thinking out loud. think out loud Fig. to say one's thoughts aloud. Excuse me. I didn't really mean to say that. I was just thinking out loud. Mr. Johnson didn't prepare a speech. He just stood there and thought out loud. It was a terrible presentation. (I'm) (just) thinking out loud. Fig. I'm saying things that might better remain as private thoughts. (A way of characterizing or introducing one's opinions or thoughts. Also past tense.) Sue: What are you saying, anyway? Sounds like you're scolding someone. Bob: Oh, sorry. I was just thinking out loud. Bob: Now, this goes over here. Bill: You want me to move that? Bob: Oh, no. Just thinking out loud.
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