Talking, especially lengthy and pointless discussion.
长谈；（尤指冗长、空洞乏味的）讨论
a week of financial jaw-jaw
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The rest of the time Vaughn simply gibbers on and on, jaw-jawing and wise-cracking.
verbˈdʒɔːdʒɔː
informal
Talk, especially at length.
长谈，喋喋不休
to jaw-jaw is always better than to war-war
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As Winston Churchill used to say, ‘Better to jaw-jaw than to war-war.’
That isn't helped when you listen to all the politicians’ jaw-jawing from every different and conceivable point of view, all of them with different axes to grind.
It was a day when members jaw-jawed with the new President on ways to move NSE forward.
Then I decided that was a bit softcore, so went for people electing ‘debators’ who would sit in the chamber jaw-jawing about proposed legislation.
On the other hand, he and his administration folks jaw-jawed with Palestinian Arafat at every photo opportunity.