talk through
Britishverb
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(adverb) to discuss (a problem or situation) in detail
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(preposition) to explain to (a person) all the stages of a process
ask a friend to talk you through the exercise
Example Sentences
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A trust and estate attorney can talk through your options.
From MarketWatch
“It’s very helpful for our athletes to be able to talk through things with her because she is now able to understand what they’re going through, but also see it from a coach’s perspective,” McDonald said.
From Los Angeles Times
To ensure safety, vet your potential guest by reviewing their profile on a home-exchange site and setting up a video call with them to talk through logistics.
From MarketWatch
Can you talk through the practicalities of having an open-air practice?
From Los Angeles Times
Denmark's foreign minister said the reason Copenhagen and Nuuk had requested Wednesday's meeting was "to move the entire discussion... into a meeting room, where you can look each other in the eye and talk through these issues".
From Barron's
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