just want to say

(I) just want(ed) to say something.

and (I) just want(ed) to mention something.; (I) just want(ed) to tell you something.

a sentence opener that eases into a statement or question. (Can be followed by words like say, ask, tell you, be, and come.) Rachel: I just wanted to say that we all loved your letter. Thank you so much. Andrew: Thanks. Glad you liked it. Rachel: I just wanted to tell you how sorry l am about your sister. Alice: Thanks. I appreciate it. Andrew: Just wanted to come by for a minute and say hello. Tom: Well, hello. Glad you dropped by.

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释义	just want to say (I) just want(ed) to say something. and (I) just want(ed) to mention something.; (I) just want(ed) to tell you something. a sentence opener that eases into a statement or question. (Can be followed by words like say, ask, tell you, be, and come.) Rachel: I just wanted to say that we all loved your letter. Thank you so much. Andrew: Thanks. Glad you liked it. Rachel: I just wanted to tell you how sorry l am about your sister. Alice: Thanks. I appreciate it. Andrew: Just wanted to come by for a minute and say hello. Tom: Well, hello. Glad you dropped by. See also: just, say, want McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (I) just want(ed) to mention (something) (I) just want(ed) to tell you (something) (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you all right a fast talker a/the feel of (something) a straw will show which way the wind blows a crack at (someone or something) (you) wanna make something of it? all for the best References in periodicals archive I JUST want to say "thank you and congratulations" for that wonderful poem which appeared in the Chronicle on Monday, September 24. Verse was just so beautiful; FEED BACK S Just want to say you'll always be remembered, your flame will always burn bright. Your Poem; Goodnight "I am here 364 days a year and I just want to say a big thank you for all the goodwill I get from the people of Sutton every year," he said. Christmas message; SUTTON
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