Talking Out of Your Ass Explained

In English, 在英语里， the idiom, to talk out of one's ass "从一个人的 p 饰那里说出话" 这个俚语， means to exaggerate, lie, or speak nonsense. 意思是说话很夸张， 说谎，或者是乱说 For example, 举个例子， they can beat a gorilla in a fight, 说他可以打赢 一只大猩猩， you could say to them 你就可以说他 that they're talking out of their ass. 说他 "You're talking out of your ass"

The clip first shows gorillas in an enclosure, then cuts to a close-up of a person wearing a large black wig while bilingual subtitles explain the idiom “talk out of one’s ass.” The example is someone absurdly claiming they can beat a gorilla in a fight, so the punchline is to call them a liar or someone speaking nonsense. It works as a reaction to exaggerated, unbelievable, or confidently ridiculous claims. EN: The clip first shows gorillas in an enclosure, then cuts to a close-up of a person wearing a large black wig while bilingual subtitles explain the idiom “talk out of one’s ass.” The example is someone absurdly claiming they can beat a gorilla in a fight, so the punchline is to call them a liar or someone speaking nonsense. It works as a reaction to exaggerated, unbelievable, or confidently ridiculous claims.

In English, the idiom to talk out of one's ass means to exaggerate, lie, or speak nonsense. For example, if someone says to you that they can beat a gorilla in a fight, you could say to them that they're talking out of their ass.

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