[Idioms en inglés] All talk; all over with; all set

All talk (and no action)

1. Talking about doing something but never actually doing it.

• The car needs washing, but Bill is all talk and no action on this matter.
• Bill keeps saying he´ll get a job soon, but he´s all talk and no action.
• Bill won´t do it. He´s just all talk.

All over with

1. Finished.

• His problems are all over with now.
• After dinner is all over with, we can play cards.

 All set

1. ready to begin.
2. Okay

• Tom, is everything all right? Jane, yes we are all set.
• We are ready to leave now. are you all set?

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