英和和英

to take away one's breath―knock the breath out of one's body

tell an untruth

to speak with too much self-pride

to din in one's ears

to give one fits

to put one's foot in it

（反対なら）to make objections―raise objections―（苦情なら）―make complaints―（非難なら）―call in question―（干渉なら）―meddle in one's affairs―（世評なら）―talk

to speak openly

to talk apart from the matter in hand

to din in one's ears

to be witty

have a moan

to whisper soft nothings to each other

Come, say yes!

to speak bluntly―speak one's mind

to say silly things―talk nonsense

tell a lie

speak softly

to mutter―murmur―grumble―（飯などなら）―simmer

to insinuate―innuendo―drop a hint―（that he is a miser, etc.）

to make bad puns

to take away one's breath

to state one's reason―explain one's reason

to exaggerate―make a mountain of a mole-hill

to lisp

to complain of fancied wrongs

say a mouthful

to be in the habit of saying something

complain

I will be plain with you―speak plainly―speak in plain terms―speak in plain English―call a spade a spade.