I suspect I might say, "no, not this year."
我想如果换做是我，我可能会说：“不，今年还不是时候。”
The first one is, I might say, a long-term risk theme.
我要说的第一个是，长期风险。
If I might say so, that skirt doesn't quite fit you, Selma.
塞尔玛，要依我看啊，那条裙子可不太适合你穿。
Not just clean, I might say more Danny Tanner-ish in his habits.
在生活习惯上，我得说他跟‘丹尼。泰纳’有一拼。
Whatever I might say today, the truth is I cannot give you back your childhood.
今天无论我说什么，历史已成定局，我无法还给你们童年的时光。
I might say the 2006 car stage's obviously not the same thing as the 1990 car stage.
我可能说，2006年的阶段和1990年的，不一样。
Or I might say that we're pinched this month but never that I'm worried sick over money.
或者我会说我们本月手头拮据但决不会说我为钱愁得要命。
I might say you don't know beans about a subject if you do not know anything at all about it.
我可以说你不知道一个主题豆子，如果你不知道它有关的一切事情。
In the past, when a customer told me to deliver a product at once, I might say, 'I'm busy at the moment.
以前，当客人叫我马上去交货，我可能会说，我现在很忙。
“And instead of saying what I might say today, I saluted and went and did something else,” she says.
她说，今天我不想要说什么，我是想夸夸他使我转行做了其他方面的工作。
"And instead of saying what I might say today, I saluted and went and did something else," she says.
她说，今天我不想要说什么，我是想夸夸他使我转行做了其他方面的工作。
You might hold up the photograph and I might say, "Gosh, that really doesn't look very much like Ruth does it?"
你拿起照片，我可能会说，这一点都不像露丝。
In other words the way language gets into something that you or I might say is a reminder to us that what we say comes from someplace.
语言成为你我可能说出的话是一个提示，即我们说出的话，有一定的来源。
And I might say that my winning design for the Clifton Bridge involved a span longer than any built in the history of the known world!
我可以说，我为克利夫顿大桥所做的成功设计中，桥梁跨度居世界历史上架桥之最。
I spent all that evening there, and went NOT back to my habitation, which by the way was the first night, as I might say, I had lain from home.
那晚我就留在那里，没有回家。顺便说一句，这是我第一次在外面过夜。
"I might say I've practiced enough," Givens replied. "I might say 'I'll do it later."' I might say, 'I'm not in the mood, I'll try again tomorrow.
“我可能会说我练习得够多了，”基文斯回答道，“我可能会说，‘我晚点再练’或者‘我没心情，明天再试试。’”
I mean, I know it's not true, but I'm afraid I might say the same thing if I were interviewing someone I didn't know very well who's been out of work this long.
我的意思是，我知道这不是真的，但我也很担心在我面试别人的时候也会说出同样的话，因为我并不知道被面试的人已经失业了这么长时间。
Just as I might say a sentence that is nonsense, I might also use a name or a general term which is meaningless in the sense that it fails to hook up to the world.
正如我说的一句话可能是胡说，我同样可能使用一个毫无意义的名字或是一个一般术语，因为它不能和现实世界挂钩。
I might say that this morning I, very early in the morning, went down to visit a market, where the farmers from various outskirts of the city bring in their items to sell.
今天早上，在非常早的时候，我参观了一个农贸市场，那里有从市郊不同地方进城来的农民，在出售他们的作物。
On Christmas Day, when people ask why I’m there, I might say, “My sister’s been in the hospital,” or, “My brother’s off to war, so we’re celebrating when he gets back.” Then I rake in the tips.
在圣诞节，当人们问我为什么还在那工作的时候，我会说，“我姐姐住院了”或“我哥哥服兵役去了，我们打算在他回来的时候再庆祝”，这样我就能够迅速得到小费。
In certain situations I might say that I'm a blogger, author, or speaker, but that's mainly what I say to people who are asleep and I don't have time to wake them up in that particular moment.
在特定的情况下我会说我是博主、家、演说家，但是那主要是我对那些睡着的和在那个特殊的时刻我没有时间唤醒的人说的。
If I might hazard a guess , I'd say she was about thirty.
让我来猜的话，我说她大约三十岁。
Perhaps I shouldn't say that – I might get into trouble.
也许我不该说那些–我可能会遇到麻烦。
Perhaps I shouldn't say that – I might get into trouble.
也许我不该说那些–我可能会遇到麻烦。
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