Phrases d'exemple en Anglais avec « I'd say »

Off hand, I'd say her problem is shyness.
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I wouldn't push him too far. You don't know what he might do. I'd say you can't be too careful. They say even a doomed mouse will bite a cat if he has no choice.
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Judging by the size of this footprint, I'd say the perp is about six feet tall.
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I'd say the second one.
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If I had to choose, I'd say Bayern Munich.
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I'd say we are definitely going to get some rain.
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I'd say we are definitely going to have a good time tonight.
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I'd say we are definitely going to have to pay more than we expected to.
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I'd say we're definitely in for a bad time.
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I'd say we are definitely in for some bad weather.
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If it were up to me, I'd say yes.
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I thought I'd say hello to Tom.
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If I didn't know any better, I'd say you were hiding something.
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I know what I'd say.
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I never thought I'd say that.
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I'd say you've had enough to drink.
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I'd say Tom is pushing thirty.
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I'd say that about covers it.
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I'd say that's a good idea.
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I'd say that's accurate.
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I'd say you're jealous.
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I'd say Tom is jealous.
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I'd say the same thing.
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I'd say you got taken.
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I'd say you earned it.
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I'd say you did well.
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I'd say we're ready.
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I'd say go for it.
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I'd say that I came on time.
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I'd say we have a problem.
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Well, I'd say it depends.
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I'd say that narrows it down quite a bit.
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I'd say they're doing pretty well right now.
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I'd say you did just fine.
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That's exactly what I'd say.
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I never thought I'd say this.
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I'd say Tom was only bluffing.
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I'd say that's worth a try.
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I'd say a vocabulary of three thousand is particularly solid and certainly a good starting point.
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I thought I'd say hello to them.
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I thought I'd say hello to him.
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I thought I'd say hello to her.
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I'd say it's gonna rain tomorrow.
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I'd say yes if I were you.
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I'd say no if I were you.
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I'd say yes, of course.
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I'd say thank you.
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I'd say you are in love.
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If I didn't know better, I'd say you were trying to hide something from me.
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Don't you want to know what I'd say?
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I'd say it's tubular, but actually it's totally modular.

I'd say Tom and Mary were only bluffing.

I'd say Tom and Mary are pushing thirty.

I'd say Tom and Mary are jealous.

I'd say she is over forty.

I thought that I'd say hello to Tom.

I'd say that Tom is jealous.

I never thought that I'd say this.

How did you know I'd say yes?

How did you know that I'd say yes?

I'd say yes.

In fact, I'd say just the opposite.

I'd say that's enough.

That's not how I'd say it.

That isn't how I'd say it.

"Doctor, how much time do I have left?" "I'd say at least fifty years." "What? How can that be?"

"So, how was it?" "I'd say you were almost perfect." "Phew! That is reassuring."

From the look on his face, I'd say he must've succeeded.

From the direction he was going in, I'd say he was heading to town.

Personally, I don't think I'd say it this way. However, if I thought long enough, perhaps I could think of a situation in which I might.

"How long would you say you'll be busy here?" "Three hours, I'd say. Go and get yourself a cup of coffee somewhere. Go and visit a friend. Go for a walk."

I'd say it's worth a try, anyway.

I'd say it's worth a try.

Judging from the look on Tom's face, I'd say he's not happy.

I'd say you have a fever of at least 102 by touching you.

After that many pints, I'd say Tom's bladdered.

I'd say no to all three questions.

"How long have I got left, doctor?" "I'd say at least fifty years." "What? How can that be?"

Judging from the way Tom looks, I'd say he must be exhausted.

Judging from the sky, I'd say it's going to start raining soon.

That's a sentence I never thought I'd say.

"I'm not transphobic; I'm not afraid of trans people." "I'd say you are. You're afraid of us raping women in bathrooms, dominating women's sports, and brainwashing your children. And every single one of these fears is irrational, so the suffix -phobic couldn't possibly fit more."

If I wanted that, I'd say so.

I'm not sure what I'd say.

"Who's Salman Rushdie to you?" "I'd say he's a mediocre writer."

I'd say it's time to leave.

I'd say Tom was mistaken.

If it were me, I'd say, "OK."

I'd say that Tagalog is particularly difficult for its syntax.

I'd say you have a fat chance of making that shot.

I'm no doctor, but I'd say he needs an ambulance.

I never thought I'd say it, but being the governor of California kicks butt!

As far as solving this math problem goes, I'd say you pretty much nailed the hammer on the head.