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I Talk Long Boring Listener Things Harder Child

To talk about something for a long time or repeatedly, to the point of becoming boring.

Falar sobre algo por muito tempo ou repetidamente, a ponto de se tornar entediante.

Phrasal Verb go on about
Definition to talk about something for so long (or again and again) that it becomes boring to the listener
Examples - He went on about how things were much harder when he was a child.
- Oh will you stop going on about it! I told you I was sorry and there's nothing more I can say.

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