say your piece

say (one's) piece

To share one's views or opinions Can you stop talking for five minutes so that I can say my piece?

See also: piece, say

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

say your piece

If you say your piece, you say what you want to say about something. Each preacher stood for two minutes on a box, said his piece, and stepped down. You will be given the chance to say your piece in your defence.

See also: piece, say

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

say your piece

give your opinion or a prepared statement.

See also: piece, say

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

say your ˈpiece

(informal) say exactly what you feel or think: I went to see the boss this morning and I said my piece about our working conditions. He wasn’t very happy about it.

See also: piece, say

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

say (one's) piece
say piece
of a piece
(all) of a piece
all of a piece
all of a piece with (something)
all of a piece with something
let something drop
fur piece
take a piece out of (one)

References in periodicals archive

Say your piece Sarah Grant, creative arts coordinator with the NHS, wants Express readers to get involved

Your poetry please

"Play your game, say your piece at half-time, let David Martindale handle the coaching from the sidelines.

You Kenny coach Livi on the pitch

It's lovely that you're standing by your friend but all you can really do is say your piece and then leave it.

I worry over friend's romance with cheat; dearcoleen BRITAIN'S MOST STRAIGHT-TALKING PROBLEM PAGE

It's so important to stand up and say your piece when you're at that age, isn't it?

Letter: YourSay - Allow youth its folly

Even if you say your piece kindly and rationally, do not expect your friend to take it well.

Poison pal control center: how to part ways with friends who are bad for you. (Friends)

Enjoy both the fun and serious aspects of this issue, and please take the time to say your piece about modern medicine by filling out our survey on page 33.

From the editor

How to get on radio talk shows - especially right-wing shows like Rush Limbaugh's - and stay on long enough to say your piece:

Giving Rush good phone

Once you say your piece that genie is out of the bottle and everyone will know your intentions and hold you to them.

stars

With the new Moon on the 3rd, you're given an opportunity to say your piece but is it with family, colleague, partner or all of the above?

ARIES

"You definitely want to say your piece when you've got something to say, but you need to wait for the right opportunity."

AUSSIES HAVE EL OF AN OPTION

That usually means here on Earth you have opportunity after opportunity to say your piece or listen to another's opinion.

Stars

The Winter Solstice is covered by a full Moon and lunar eclipse in Gemini, say your piece and move on.

STARS DECEMBER

Your husband will not be pleased you checked his phone - and he's got a point - but since you did, you take a deep breath and say your piece.

'Husband deletes all the text messages he gets and sends'

词组	say your piece
释义	say your piece say (one's) piece To share one's views or opinions Can you stop talking for five minutes so that I can say my piece? See also: piece, say Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. say your piece If you say your piece, you say what you want to say about something. Each preacher stood for two minutes on a box, said his piece, and stepped down. You will be given the chance to say your piece in your defence. See also: piece, say Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. say your piece give your opinion or a prepared statement. See also: piece, say Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary say your ˈpiece (informal) say exactly what you feel or think: I went to see the boss this morning and I said my piece about our working conditions. He wasn’t very happy about it. See also: piece, say Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: say (one's) piece say piece of a piece (all) of a piece all of a piece all of a piece with (something) all of a piece with something let something drop fur piece take a piece out of (one) References in periodicals archive Say your piece Sarah Grant, creative arts coordinator with the NHS, wants Express readers to get involved Your poetry please "Play your game, say your piece at half-time, let David Martindale handle the coaching from the sidelines. You Kenny coach Livi on the pitch It's lovely that you're standing by your friend but all you can really do is say your piece and then leave it. I worry over friend's romance with cheat; dearcoleen BRITAIN'S MOST STRAIGHT-TALKING PROBLEM PAGE It's so important to stand up and say your piece when you're at that age, isn't it? Letter: YourSay - Allow youth its folly Even if you say your piece kindly and rationally, do not expect your friend to take it well. Poison pal control center: how to part ways with friends who are bad for you. (Friends) Enjoy both the fun and serious aspects of this issue, and please take the time to say your piece about modern medicine by filling out our survey on page 33. From the editor How to get on radio talk shows - especially right-wing shows like Rush Limbaugh's - and stay on long enough to say your piece: Giving Rush good phone Once you say your piece that genie is out of the bottle and everyone will know your intentions and hold you to them. stars With the new Moon on the 3rd, you're given an opportunity to say your piece but is it with family, colleague, partner or all of the above? ARIES "You definitely want to say your piece when you've got something to say, but you need to wait for the right opportunity." AUSSIES HAVE EL OF AN OPTION That usually means here on Earth you have opportunity after opportunity to say your piece or listen to another's opinion. Stars The Winter Solstice is covered by a full Moon and lunar eclipse in Gemini, say your piece and move on. STARS DECEMBER Your husband will not be pleased you checked his phone - and he's got a point - but since you did, you take a deep breath and say your piece. 'Husband deletes all the text messages he gets and sends'
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