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speak out
speak up
To speak in a loud or clear voice.
The trucker told the shy boy to speak up.
To speak in support of or against someone or something.
Ed spoke up against letting girls join the club.
Willie spoke up for Dan as club president.
speak the same language
To have similar feelings, thoughts, and tastes; have a mutual understanding with another person.
We both love listening to Mozart. Obviously, we speak the same language.
speak volumes
To tell or show much in a way other than speaking; be full of meaning.
A child's choice of hobbies speaks volumes.
The nice present she gave you spoke volumes for what she thinks of you.
speak well of
To approve of; praise.
Everyone always speaks well of my sister because she's so kind.
speak with a forked tongue
To lie; to say one thing while thinking of the opposite.
Лгать; быть лжецом, лицемерным человеком.
I have learned not to trust Peter's promises because he speaks with a forked tongue.
This man is always speaking with a forked tongue and nobody trusts him.
Этот мужчина всегда лжет и ему никто не доверяет.
speakeasy
A bar during Prohibition where illegal alcoholic beverages were sold.
Al Capone's associates met in a Chicago speakeasy to drink and discuss business.
speed trap
A place where police hide and wait to catch drivers who are going even a little faster than the speed limit.
Mr. Jones was caught in a speed trap.
spick-and-span
Sparkling clean; having a brand new look.
She is such a good housekeeper that her kitchen is always spick-and-span.