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taking pictures
To use a radar-operated speed indicator in order to enforce the 55 MPH speed limit.
The Smokeys are taking pictures!
talent scout
A person employed by a large organization to seek out promising and gifted individuals.
Gordon has been working as a talent scout for a television program.
talent show
An entertainment in which new entertainers try to win a prize.
Mary won the talent show by her dancing.
The people liked Bill's singing in the talent show.
talk a blue streak
To talk on and on, usually very fast.
Sue is a nice girl but after one drink she talks a blue streak and won't stop.
talk back
answer back
To answer rudely; reply in a disrespectful way; be fresh.
Billy, if you talk back to me like that once more, you’re going to spend the rest of the day in your room.
Mary talked back when her mother told her to stop watching television; she said, "I don't have to if I don't want to."
Russell was going somewhere with some bad boys, when his father told him it was wrong, Russell answered him back, "Mind your own business."
The school principal had to reprimand the child for talking back to her teacher.
When the teacher told the boy to sit down, he talked back to her and said she couldn't make him.
talk big
To talk boastfully; brag.
He talks big about his pitching, but he hasn't won a game.
talk down
To make (someone) silent by talking louder or longer.
Sue tried to give her ideas, but the other girls talked her down.
To use words or ideas that are too easy.
The speaker talked down to the students, and they were bored.
talk in circles
To waste time by saying words that don't mean very much.
After three hours at the negotiating table, the parties decided to call it quits because they realized that they had been talking in circles.