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to say
01
말하다, 표현하다
to use words and our voice to show what we are thinking or feeling
Transitive: to say that
Example
She says she enjoys reading books in her free time.
They said they were sorry for being late.
She is saying that she needs some space to think.
1.1
말하다, 전해진다
used to talk about something that is reported or people believe is true
Example
The author is said to be working on a sequel to the best-selling novel.
The company is said to be expanding its operations to several new countries.
The movie is said to be a blockbuster hit, with record-breaking ticket sales.
1.2
말하다, 지시하다
(of a text or visual representation) to provide specific information or directions
Transitive: to say a piece of information | to say to do sth | to say that
Example
The contract does n't say anything about bonuses.
The label on the medicine bottle says to take two pills before bedtime.
The label on the bottle says to shake well before using.
1.3
말하다, 표하다
to convey information, thoughts, or feelings indirectly, such as by gestures or expressions
Transitive: to say sth | to say that
Example
Her smile said everything.
What is the painting trying to say about modern society?
The subtle changes in his tone of voice said more than his actual words.
1.4
말하다, 발음하다
to utter the words or phrases of a prayer, speech, etc., particularly one learned earlier
Transitive: to say predetermined words
Example
She said her lines perfectly during the school play.
They are saying their wedding vows in front of their family and friends right now.
She said the Pledge of Allegiance during the morning assembly.
1.5
보이다, 말하다
(of a watch or clock) to show a particular time
Transitive: to say a time
Example
The clock on the wall says a quarter past twelve.
The digital clock says five minutes past nine at night.
The clock in the car said one minute to seven in the evening.
02
말하다, 표현하다
to express one's point of view or opinion on something
Transitive: to say that
Example
I have to say that I disagree with your assessment of the situation.
I say we take a vote to decide the best course of action.
I say we invest in a new marketing campaign to boost sales.
03
말하다, 가정하다
to suggest an example or assume something to be the case
Transitive: to say that | to say sth
Example
You could complete a marathon in, let 's say, four hours of running.
Say we leave at 6 am, what time do you think we 'll arrive?
Let 's say we buy a new car, what factors should we consider before making the purchase?
Say
01
발언권, 의견
the right or chance to give an opinion about something
Example
As a valued member of the team, she always had a significant say in project planning.
The committee gave everyone a say in the decision-making process to ensure all viewpoints were considered.
Employees appreciated having a say in the new company policies that would affect their daily routines.
say
01
말해봐, 들어봐
used to draw someone's attention to one's remark or comment
예
She says she enjoys reading books in her free time.
They said they were sorry for being late.
She is saying that she needs some space to think.
He was saying that he wanted to quit his job and travel the world.
She said she loved the gift I gave her.
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