英和和英

to say so

to speak of something

to use a common phrase―in common parlance―as the saying is

to state one's reason―explain one's reason

to speak openly

to speak with too much self-pride

Let me remark in passing

to tell the plain truth 【イディオム・格言的には：】“call a spade a spade”

one act of speech

to talk nonsense

to speak definitely

to talk apart from the matter in hand

to stammer out something

tell an untruth

speak softly

way of speaking

to say things outright―tell the downright truth―state the straightforward fact―speak out―speak plain―speak in plain English―hint broadly―call a spade a spade

（反対なら）to make ［raise］ objections―（苦情なら）―make complaints

I venture to say―I shall take upon me to say―that...

（反対なら）to make objections―raise objections―（苦情なら）―make complaints―（非難なら）―call in question―（干渉なら）―meddle in one's affairs―（世評なら）―talk

to harp on a subject

to speak the plain truth

to say as if in the habit of saying

to whisper soft nothings to each other

to be at one's beck

I blow him up―give him a piece of my mind.

Come, say yes!

to speak the truth

to say silly things―talk nonsense

to be in the habit of saying something