hold forth
US /hoʊld fɔːrθ/
UK /hoʊld fɔːrθ/
1.
explayarse, disertar
to speak at length about a subject, often in a rather boring or pompous way
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He loves to hold forth on politics whenever he gets the chance.
Le encanta explayarse sobre política siempre que tiene la oportunidad.
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The professor would often hold forth on his latest research findings.
El profesor a menudo se explayaba sobre sus últimos hallazgos de investigación.