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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. say <pres says [sez], pt & pp said [sed]> [Am seɪ, Brit seɪ] VB trans

1. say (utter, express in speech):

say word/sentence/mass
say prayer
to say good morning to sb
vetedijo
now, say after me: I, Paul Hurst, …
to say sth to sb
decirle algo a alguien
well, what can I say?
that's to say that is to say
it doesn't say much for
say no more

2.1. say (state):

say

2.2. say (register):

say watch/dial:

3.1. say (suppose):

say inf
say inf
say inf
(let's) say that

3.2. say (estimate):

say

4.1. say (allege):

say

4.2. say (decide, pronounce):

say

5. say (respond to suggestion) inf:

¿te apetece una taza de ? esp Spain
I won't say no

II. say [Am seɪ, Brit seɪ] VB intr

say
it's hard to say
who says or says who? inf
says you! inf
you don't say! inf
you don't say! inf
I say! Brit inf, I say! what a lovely dress!
¡eh! or ¡ey! ¿me oyen ahí?

III. say [Am seɪ, Brit seɪ] INTERJ Am inf

say
¡oye! inf
¡oye, qué buena idea! inf
say, buddy
¡eh, amigo!

IV. say [Am seɪ, Brit seɪ] N no pl

1. say (statement of view):

dar su (or mi etc.) opinión

2. say (share):

say (in sth) I have no say in the matter
to have the final say (in sth)

say-so [Am ˈseɪ ˌsoʊ, Brit] N no pl inf

say-so
say, quoth he/I
purposely say/do
purposely say/do
purposely say/do
dubiously look/say
dubiously look/say
audaciously behave/say
audaciously behave/say
nasally say/whine

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English
Spanish
Spanish

I. say [seɪ] said, said said, said VB trans

1. say (speak):

say
to say sth to sb's face
say no more!

2. say (state information):

to say (that) ...
decir (que)...
to say goodbye to sb

3. say (express):

say

4. say (think):

say
people say that ...

5. say (recite):

say
say prayer

6. say (indicate):

say
to say sth about sb/sth
the said sb/sth ... form

7. say (convey meaning):

say

8. say inf (suggest):

say

9. say (tell):

say
it's not for me to say ...

10. say (for instance):

(let's) say ...

Phrases:

to say when
you don't say (so)!
you said it! inf

II. say [seɪ] said, said said, said VB intr

I say! Brit
¡oiga!
I'll say! inf
I must say ...
not to say ...
that is to say ...

III. say [seɪ] said, said said, said N no pl

say
to have a say in sth

IV. say [seɪ] said, said said, said INTERJ Am (positive reaction)

say
OpenDict entry

say VB

ni que decir tiene que... form

say-so [ˈseɪsəʊ, Am -soʊ] N no pl inf

1. say-so (approval):

say-so
to have sb's say-so

2. say-so (assertion):

say-so
to say uncle Am childspeak
needless to say ...
I can safely say ...
to say goodbye (to sb)
to say goodbye to sth
to say sth in amplification of sth form
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
to say sth straight out
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English
Spanish
Spanish

I. say <said, said> [seɪ] VB trans

1. say (speak):

say
to say sth to sb's face
say no more!

2. say (state information):

to say (that)...
decir (que)...
to say goodbye to sb

3. say (express):

say

4. say (think):

say
people say that...

5. say (recite):

say
say prayer

6. say (indicate):

say
to say sth about sb/sth
the said sb/sth... form

7. say (convey meaning):

say

8. say inf (suggest):

say

9. say (tell):

say
it's not for me to say...

10. say (for instance):

(let's) say...

Phrases:

to say when
you don't say (so)!
you said it! inf

II. say <said, said> [seɪ] VB intr

I'll say! inf
I must say...
not to say...
that is to say...

III. say [seɪ] N

say
to have a say in sth

IV. say [seɪ] INTERJ (positive reaction)

say

say-so [ˈseɪ·soʊ] N inf

1. say-so (authority):

say-so

2. say-so (approval):

say-so
to get the say-so

3. say-so (assertion):

say-so
to say uncle childspeak
needless to say...
I can safely say...
to say goodbye (to sb)
to say goodbye to sth
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
to say sth straight out
not to say a word
Present
Isay
yousay
he/she/itsays
wesay
yousay
theysay
Past
Isaid
yousaid
he/she/itsaid
wesaid
yousaid
theysaid
Present Perfect
Ihavesaid
youhavesaid
he/she/ithassaid
wehavesaid
youhavesaid
theyhavesaid
Past Perfect
Ihadsaid
youhadsaid
he/she/ithadsaid
wehadsaid
youhadsaid
theyhadsaid

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That they would have conceded defeat months earlier, before such calamities struck, is far-fetched to say the least.
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