单词	hold forth
释义	English American hold forth usually disapproving — phrasal verb with hold uk/həʊld/us/hoʊld/verb held, held to talk about a particular subject for a long time, often in a way that other people find boring: She held forth all afternoon about/on government incompetence. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lecturing & addressing ad lib address angle extemporize filibuster floor hold jawbone lead 1 lead off lecture maiden speech oration oratory sermonize speaking speech speechify talk talk at sb See more results » hold forth — phrasal verb with hold us/hoʊld/verb past tense and past participle held /held/ to express your opinions for a long time: She held forth all through lunch on a variety of subjects.
随便看	beat the daylights out of sb beat the hell out of sb beat the living daylights out of sb beat the odds beat the rap beat time beat up beat up on sb beat up on someone beat up someone beat your breast/chest beat your retreat beat yourself up beat, bore, scare the pants off sb beat, bore, scare, etc. the pants off sb beat/kick/knock the stuffing out of sb beat/knock/whale the tar out of sb beat/turn swords into ploughshares beaten beaten beaten beaten beaten beaten beaten