say

I

n.

decision

1) to have the final say

opportunity to speak

2) to have one's say

II

v.

1)(B) ('to utter') she said a few words to us

2) (d; tr.) ('to state') to say about, of (what did they say about our offer?)

3) (d; tr.) to say for ('to say in justification of') (what can you say for yourself?)

4) (d; tr.) to say to ('to respond to') (what do you say to the charges?)

5) (colloq.) (E) ('to state') the instructions say to take one tablet every morning

6) (L; to) ('to state') they said (to us) that they would be late

7) (Q) ('to state') she did not say when our next meeting would be

8) (misc.) to say smt. in jest; to say smt. under one's breath

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[seɪ]

to say smt. under one's breath

of (what did they say about our offer?)

(B) ('to utter') she said a few words to us

(L; to) ('to state') they said (to us) that they would be late

(Q) ('to state') she did not say when our next meeting would be

(colloq.) (E) ('to state') the instructions say to take one tablet every morning

(d; tr.) ('to state') to say about

(misc.) to say smt. in jest

['decision'] to have the final say

['opportunity to speak'] to have one's say

(d; tr.) to say for (what can you say for yourself?; 'to say in justification of)

(d; tr.) to say to (what do you say to the charges?; 'to respond to')