英和和英

You can say that.

（文頭に置けば）―There is no saying―（文尾に置けば）―for aught one knows―（独立句に用いれば）―Who knows?―God knows―（形容詞に用いれば）―unspeakable sorrow―inexpressible feeling―indescribable beauty―unutterable grief―ineffable joy―indefinable charm―exquisite pleasure

Give!

I'll never say,

Come on out with it.

That's exactly it.

That's well put!―beautifully put!―admirably put!

I can not speak definitely―say for certain.

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

to be at one's beck

I'm often told that

The kind of thing that gets called...

Say yes!

to speak plainly 【イディオム・格言的には：】“call a spade a spade.”

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

to consent―assent

to speak the truth

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

to stammer out something

one act of speech

Let me remark in passing

to say so

I think you are right.

to exaggerate anything―make a mountain of a mole-hill

I said

to speak with too much self-pride

I'll say no more.

the words said by a person

to speak of something

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