you're telling me

you're telling me

I know. A: "Training for a marathon is so grueling." B: "You're telling me—I've already run three of them!"See also: telling

You're telling me!

Inf. I know all too well the truth of what you are saying. Tom: Man, it's hot today! Bob: You're telling me! Jane: This food is really terrible. Sally: Wow! You're telling me!See also: telling

you're telling me

I'm well aware of that, as in She's a terrific dancer.-You're telling me! I taught her how, or You're telling me, the prices are sky-high here. [Early 1900s] See also: telling

you're telling me!

used to emphasize that you are already well aware of something or in complete agreement with a statement. informalSee also: telling

you’re telling ˈme!

(spoken, informal) used for saying that you already know and completely agree with what somebody has just said: ‘Cooking for ten people is hard work.’ ‘You’re telling me!’See also: telling