Tra từ said - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

I.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
as...rightly said
▪ I was, as you rightly said, the smallest boy in the class.
heard it said
▪ I’ve heard it said that they met in Italy.
meant what...said
▪ I meant what I said earlier.
said grace
▪ My father said grace.
said no
▪ He wanted to take me to a disco but I said no.
said yes
▪ He proposed to me and I said yes.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a lot/something/not much etc to be said for (doing) sth
easier said than done
enough said
▪ The other trust hospital is at Ayr: enough said.
having said that
▪ Of course he deserves prison. Having said that, I don't think any good will come of locking him up forever.
▪ Anyway, having said that Wilko would be nuts to buy another Midfielder of any sort.
▪ But having said that, it's a sport that anybody can play.
▪ But having said that, it was wonderful and I wouldn't have missed that trip for anything.
▪ But having said that, there's nothing I particularly wanted to show or to hide.
▪ But having said that, this is a big game for us.
▪ But having said that, you have to close sites and obviously that does lead to hardship.
▪ I was unhappy with myself for having said that.
▪ Marx is oft-quoted as having said that people make history, but not under conditions of their own choosing.
like I say/said
▪ Like I said, I really appreciate your help.
▪ And like I said, he won't be getting his kicks from smashing up other people's property.
▪ Answer, like I said everybody had materials on that rug.
▪ Anyway, like I said, she wants to make you some food, man.
▪ But like I say now, I want nice furniture to go along with it.
▪ But they're mostly like I say.
▪ Okay, I can picture it happening, like I said I have, one of those things that happen.
no sooner said than done
well said!
when all's said and done
you said it!
▪ "Does that mean Sherri lied about where she went?" "You said it."
▪ "The second part of the race was super easy." "You said it."
II. adjective
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ It seems likely that said person has committed similar offenses in the past.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ But what is the importance of the said gentleman?
▪ Regional firms provided the best value for money, said 70% of executives, and only 6% endorsed London firms.

said

I. said¹ /sed/
the past tense and past participle of say¹

II. said² adjective [ONLY BEFORE NOUN] law
mentioned before SYN aforementioned:
　 ▪ The said weapon was later found in the defendant’s home.