英和和英

he said so literally

to speak of something

one act of speech

he gave his word

the very thing he said yesterday

He concluded by saying

he―she

to tell lies

tell an untruth

he said `no' stolidly

an excuse

to talk apart from the matter in hand

as I said earlier

to say so

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

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

to talk nonsense

to say silly things

to make a silly joke

to whisper soft nothings to each other

something spoken

she said yes unhesitatingly

his

way of speaking

speak softly

to stammer out something

He said he was mistaken

（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 din in one's ears

She faltered out.