talk through

verb

1. adverb to discuss (a problem or situation) in detail
2. preposition to explain to (a person) all the stages of a process

   ask a friend to talk you through the exercise

Example Sentences

Everybody would then meet up about a week before we would start filming and just talk through everything.

From The Daily Beast

The Duchess took part in an initial meeting to talk through the process of the painting.

From The Daily Beast

I also talk through my sentences, say them over and over until they sound right, at which point I type them into the machine.

From The Daily Beast

We just talk through Twitter and text and stuff like that since his management's friends with my management.

From The Daily Beast

He soon became rational again, and began to talk through a crack in the door to an old man whom I took to be his father.

From Project Gutenberg

He spoke of his daughter—he did not talk through his nose—he did not cant at all.

From Project Gutenberg

Your chamber, I believe, is opposite, and we can talk through the open doors.

From Project Gutenberg

He was called "a crank who says he can talk through a wire."

From Project Gutenberg

But you can't grumble with any real comfort when you are packed very tightly, and have to talk through a good deal of cotton-wool.

From Project Gutenberg