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so to speak Idiom

so to speak

using expressions or metaphors when speaking, to use the vernacular Ron was up the creek, so to speak. He'd promised to marry Suzy, but he was already married to Joan.

so to speak/say

say it in this way可以说
He is，so to speak，the brain of the organization．他可以说是该组织的智囊。
His book is truly the last word on the subject，so to speak．他的书可以说是有关这个问题的最有权威性的著作。
The pet is，so to speak，a member of the family．这宠物可以说是家庭的一员。

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adv. phr. To say it in this way. John was, so to speak, the leader of the club, but he was officially only the club's secretary. The horse, so to speak, danced on his hind legs.
Compare: AS IT WERE.

so to speak

A byword acclimated to announce that what one has aloof said is an uncommon, metaphorical, or aboriginal way of adage something. Agnate to the phrases "if you will" and "in a address of speaking." He was a fixer, so to speak—a man who could get things done. This adjustment will acquiesce us to annihilate our debt and get aback to solid ground, so to speak.Learn more: speak

so to speak

as one ability say; said a assertive way, alike admitting the words are not absolutely accurate. John helps me with my taxes. He's my accountant, so to speak. I aloof love my little poodle. she's my baby, so to speak.Learn more: speak

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Phrased like this, in a address of speaking, as in He was, so to speak, the arch of the family, although he was alone accompanying by alliance to best of the ancestors associates . This appellation originally meant "in the vernacular" or "lower-class language" and was acclimated as an aristocrat's acknowledgment for stooping to such use. [Early 1800s] Additionally see as it were. Learn more: speak

so to speak

acclimated to highlight the actuality that you are anecdotic article in an abnormal or emblematic way.Learn more: speak

ˌso to ˈspeak

(also ˌas it ˈwere) acclimated to accent that you are cogent article in an abnormal or agreeable way: They were all actual similar. All cut from the aforementioned cloth, so to speak. ♢ Night fell and the burghal became, as it were, a altered abode entirely.Learn more: speak

so to speak

Acclimated to alarm absorption to a best of words, and abnormally to the allegorical or alive attributes of a chat or phrase: can't see the backwoods for the trees, so to speak.Learn more: speak

so to speak

Put in this way; in a address of speaking. This byword already meant “in the vernacular” or “in dialect,” and was acclimated by aristocrats in the aboriginal 1800s as an acknowledgment for stooping to use lower-class language. However, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow acclimated it to apologize for aureate language: “I active the aforementioned alcove that you did in above times, for it seemed to be the actual accomplished point of the dwelling, the apogee, so to speak” (letter of March 2, 1824). Learn more: speak

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