talk something ↔ out phrasal verb informal (see also talk)

1. to discuss a problem thoroughly in order to solve it:
We need to spend a little time talking this out.
talk something ↔ out with
It might help if you talked it out with Dad.

2. British English if politicians talk out a proposal, they talk about it for a long time deliberately so that there will not be enough time to vote on it Synonym : filibuster:
The Land Protection Bill was talked out by MPs from rural areas.

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talk out
talk out (something)
to discuss a problem in detail.
We're trying to encourage these kids to talk out their differences.

I can't stand endless arguments, so if you have a problem with me, let's talk it out.

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talk out something
talk out (something)
to discuss a problem in detail.
We're trying to encourage these kids to talk out their differences.

I can't stand endless arguments, so if you have a problem with me, let's talk it out.

Related vocabulary: talked out

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talk out
to discuss something until everything is agreed upon, to settle something
We stayed up late last night and talked out the problem.

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talk out
v. To talk all about and leave nothing out; discuss until everything is agreed on; settle.
After their quarrel, Jill and John talked things out and reached full agreement.

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