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say-so ['seɪsəu] stresses
mean.1	разрешение (an authoritative pronouncement: If you want to borrow the bike, you have to get her say-so. • I promise not to tell a soul without your say-so. • He left the hospital on the say-so of his doctor. • We will not do anything with your personal data unless you know what is being done and you explicitly give your say so. • I'm taking this forward with or without your say-so, Gabriele. • And Luther lives in the Lower Ninth, where not an ounce of narcotics goes through without your say-so. • We're told a vehicle doesn't leave the lot without your say-so. 4uzhoj); утверждение (разрешение: Seems like nothing happens around here without your say-so.)
mean.1, context.	распоряжение (в знач. "разрешение"); приказ (в знач. "разрешение"); команда (в знач. "разрешение": Seems like nothing happens around here without your say-so.); одобрение (в знач. "разрешение": Seems like nothing happens around here without your say-so. 4uzhoj); указание (Interex); приказание
mean.1, inf.	добро (в знач. "разрешение": Stevens 'wouldn't have given the say-so to something that was an obvious economic flop'. Anglophile); отмашка (4uzhoj)
mean.2	ничем не подкреплённое утверждение; голословное утверждение; слова (ничем не подтвержденные: We have nothing on him other than Martin's say-so. • I'm not reporting him just on your say-so. 4uzhoj)
mean.3	слово (право решать: Do I have any say-so in this matter?)
mean.4	высшая инстанция; окончательное мнение; обыкн. the say-so непререкаемый авторитет
say so ['seɪsǝʊ]
idiom.	так и скажи (You want it? Say so genius.com Shabe)

say-so: 193 phrases in 14 subjects

Contextual meaning	1
Diplomacy	1
Finances	1
Formal	1
General	126
Informal	20
Ironical	4
Makarov	24
Mathematics	1
Obsolete / dated	1
Proverb	8
Rhetoric	1
Scientific	2
Slang	2