let's say

The phrase "let's say" is commonly used in English to introduce hypothetical scenarios, suggestions, or examples.

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Definition

B2Examples and Illustrations

(informal)Used to provide an example or clarify a point.

Example

  • If you don't understand the instructions, let's say you ask for help.

B2Suggestions and Proposals

(informal)An expression used to propose an idea or action.

Example

  • Let's say we meet at the cafe around noon.

B2General Communication

(informal)A phrase used to introduce a hypothetical situation or assumption for discussion.

Example

  • Let's say you win the lottery; what would you do with the money?

B2Estimations and Speculations

(informal)Introduces an estimate or speculation, often with numbers.

Example

  • I could finish the project in, let's say, two weeks.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "let's say":

shall we saywhat say youwhat do you saylet's knowthey saynot to say