Übersetzungen

sayverb
said
Präteritum
said
Partizip Perfekt
saying
Gerundium
UK
/seɪ/
US
/seɪ/
I will say it once more.
Я скажу это еще раз.
She likes to say interesting things.
Ей нравится говорить интересные вещи.
He tried to say the words clearly.
Он попытался произнести слова четко.
She wanted to say her opinion.
Она хотела высказать свое мнение.
The company will say their decision tomorrow.
Компания заявит о своем решении завтра.
saysubstantiv
says
Pl.
UK
/seɪ/
US
/seɪ/
His say in the matter was crucial.
Его высказывание в этом вопросе было решающим.
Everyone had a say in the decision-making process.
У каждого было мнение в процессе принятия решения.
She had the final say in the project.
У нее было последнее слово в проекте.
sayinterjektion
Informal American English, used to attract attention or express surprise.
sayadverb
UK
/seɪ/
US
/seɪ/
Used parenthetically to introduce an example or approximation.
Synonyme
for example
for instance
let's say

Definitionen

sayverb
To utter words so as to convey information, an opinion, a feeling, or intention, or an instruction.
She said she would be late to the meeting.
To express in words; to state or declare.
He said his name was John.
To recite or repeat something from memory.
The children were asked to say the Pledge of Allegiance.
To indicate or show something in words or writing.
The sign says 'No Parking'.
To assume or suppose for the sake of argument; to posit hypothetically.
Let's say we arrive early—what will we do while we wait?
saysubstantiv
An opportunity to express one's opinion or influence a decision.
Everyone had a say in the final decision of the project.
Something that is said; a remark, statement, or utterance.
His final say on the subject was brief but decisive.
sayinterjektion
Used to call attention, express surprise, or make a suggestion.
Say, that's a fantastic idea!
sayadverb
For example; approximately; about.
Travel time is, say, thirty minutes by car.