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UK//seɪ əˈɡɛn//US//seɪ əˈɡɛn//

Say again 的意思

To request someone to repeat what they have said.

In simple words: To repeat something that was just said.

Say again 例句

  • I didn't catch that, could you please say again?
  • Excuse me, can you say again what you just mentioned?
  • He said something important, but I need him to say again for clarity.
  • I often say again when I don’t understand someone the first time.

如何使用 Say again

Use 'say again' in conversations when you want clarification. It's polite and neutral, appropriate in both casual and formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

say again + object

Memory hint

Imagine someone missing a joke and needing to hear it 'again' for a laugh.

相关单词

Collocations with Say again

  • ask to say again
  • hard to say again
  • quickly say again

Synonyms for Say again

Common mistakes with Say again

  • Using 'say again' in overly formal situations; better to use 'Could you repeat that?'
  • Confusing 'say again' with 'say it again'; 'say again' is more concise.

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关于 Say again 的常见问题

Say again 是什么意思?

To repeat something that was just said.

Say again 的中文意思是什么?

To repeat something that was just said.

Say again 的定义是什么?

To request someone to repeat what they have said.

如何在句子中使用 Say again

I didn't catch that, could you please say again?

能再举一个 Say again 的例子吗?

Excuse me, can you say again what you just mentioned?

Say again 的近义词有哪些?

常见的替代说法包括 repeat, reiterate, restate。

哪些词和 Say again 搭配?

它常与 ask to say again, hard to say again, quickly say again 搭配。

使用 Say again 时常见的错误有哪些?

Using 'say again' in overly formal situations; better to use 'Could you repeat that?' Confusing 'say again' with 'say it again'; 'say again' is more concise.

Say again 怎么发音?

US: //seɪ əˈɡɛn//, UK: //seɪ əˈɡɛn//。点击上方音频,听母语者的发音。

什么时候该用 Say again

Use 'say again' in conversations when you want clarification. It's polite and neutral, appropriate in both casual and formal contexts.