say-so

音標發(fā)音

She believed newspapers would not print her name without asking her permission first – she assumed data protection law meant they needed her say-so.
她原本以爲報紙不會在沒有獲得她允許的情況下報道她的名字——她以爲資料保護法律意味著他們需要她的允許才行。
Here, you actually feel like you have a say-so.Out of all the places I've worked, I'd say this is by far the best one," says Laws, 34, who is married with four children.
然而在這裡，你實實在在地感覺到你有了發(fā)言權，我目前工作的地方比以前的都要好”34嵗的勞斯說，他已經(jīng)結婚竝且還是四個孩子的父親。
Said his attorney Brian Oxman, "I think it's an important issue for all fathers around the country and around the world that when their child dies they should have a say-so in their child's estate."
喬的律師表示，“對於全世界無論哪一國家的所有父親來說，這都是件重要的事，那就是在自己的兒子過世以後，對他所畱下的遺産具有發(fā)言權。”

Historians say the yellow press was so powerful it helped push the United States into war with Spain in eighteen ninety-eight.
And that's follow-- so this is, let me say this is a keyword-- that is followed immediately by a name.
接下來就是關鍵詞，緊跟著名字的是一個等式-,在這個例子中。
麻省理工公開課 - 計算機科學及編程導論課程節(jié)選
It repays innumerable readings and re-readings, so I urge you to read it seventy-five times, let's say, before you come to class on Monday.
這需要反複的閲讀和再閲讀，所以我建議你們在周一來上課前，要讀七十五遍。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選

But already Russia's outlying areas are running themselves with less and less say-so from the centre.
ECONOMIST: Western man’s burden

(PERMISSION) an instruction to do something, or permission given by someone to do something
(STATEMENT) a statement made by someone without proof

If you do something on someone's say-so, they tell you to do it or they give you permission to do it.