“walk the walk, talk the talk” what does this mean ?
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If you say you're going to do something, do it.  Don't just complain or brag about it and then not do it.
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When someone states, "here, here" they are saying that they are in agreement with the speaker/group.  \n\nIf they said, "hear, hear," they would be asking others to listen or saying that they are hearing something but without offering condonement or agreement to/among the group.
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It just means that she has something to talk to you about. Ask her what she wants to talk about.
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It's latin and it's a form of the verb 'loquor', meaning to speak. I think its English equivalent would be 'speaking'.
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Because of sin. Alot of people use the "talk" to cover up the way that they really live.\n\nMy dad always says..."It's not how high you can jump...but it's how straight you walk when you land that matters." Or in this case...it's not how loud you can talk but how straight you can walk.
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Hi, there are several meanings for this phrase, the most used version relates to one's leading position in a discussion or meeting, ie: because you got a degree in greek history you would have the "dominant hand" in any discussion about greek history with others that did not study it.\nthe other meaning relates to the hand you use the most in doing various tasks, such as the hand you write with or the hand you point with are considered your "dominant hand".\nAnd lastly it was the name of a rock group I started in the late 70's. ;-)
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say what you mean and mean what you say
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First, it means more than one person talking. Then it means talking about "something specific". For example, all the people on Yahoo Answers could discuss why so many people asking questions don't have a clue how to spell or how to express what they are actually seeking!\n\nOnce you have a subject, some participants (at least 2) and a forum (your kitchen table, Yahoo Answers, a classroom, etc.) you talk and debate the issue, which means there will usually be disagreements in a discussion because you are trying to look all sides (aspects) of the subject.
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There's a great interpretation of that phrase at songmeanings.net:\n\n"And it's not quite about the quiet kid who never says anything, it's about the kid that has been hassled into never speaking, and is forced make himself heard by shooting himself in class...\n\n'Jeremy spoke in class today'"
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No, "talk" needs to be followed by a preposition and/or something like about, through, over, up, to, etc. You need to use "speak" in this case.
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It means you are undecided.  I have used it gettign out of answering someone I didn't want to be around and didn't know how to tell them without hurting them.
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I think it means...\n\nWhen you belong to a certain social group, it is as if you were in a fishbowl -- on display -- so, trying to get away from that group is difficult.  Here, the displacer is the person from whom you wish to turn your back.\n\nThe second part of the sentence means that if both you and the person from whom you wish to turn away are similar, it is going to be even more difficult, because you are friends of some sort, with much in common.\n\nI hope I'm right!
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It means there is someone listening that should not hear what is being said. For example a child.
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I just share my experiences and my perspectives on reality.  Funny thing is, it's just a commentary on my walk, but it really isn't my walk, it's just a take on it, so you're not getting the entire picture, then there's how you perceive my commentary.  Who knows what concepts you formulate when you read my commentary.  The best commentary I can give is to allow you to see me walk.\n\nMy talk could never accurately convey my walk, just give you an idea maybe.
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Walking is a more leisurely form of exercise.\n\nwalking is the subject\n\nobject in your version
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TO TELL THE OTHER PERSON TO CONTINUE HIS TALKS.
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Adult children cling to home\n\nThe saying is actually referring to the fact that it is difficult for a child who has become an adult to cut the ties to his parents and leave home.