The libel claim followed an article that insinuated the president was lying.
一篇文章因暗示总统撒谎受到了诽谤索赔。
He insinuate his doubt of her ability.
他暗示了他对她能力的怀疑。
| insinuation n. 影射,含沙射影 (通常指负面或恶意的暗示) | I resent your insinuations that I only got the job through luck. 我讨厌你影射我纯粹是靠运气才得到这份工作的。 |
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| imply v. 暗示,意指 (侧重逻辑上的包含或不直说) | Are you implying that I am lying? 你是在暗示我在撒谎吗? |
| implication n. 含意,暗示;可能的影响 | The implication was that the project would be delayed. 言下之意是项目将会推迟。 |
| suggest v. 暗示,表明 (侧重使人联想到某事) | The evidence suggests that the fire was started deliberately. 证据表明这起火灾是故意纵火。 |
| suggestion n. 暗示,联想;建议 | There was no suggestion that she was involved in the crime. 没有任何迹象/暗示表明她卷入了这起犯罪。 |
| intimate v. (fml.) 暗示,透露 (正式,侧重间接表达) | He has intimated that he may resign next year. 他已暗示明年可能会辞职。 |
| intimation n. (fml.) 暗示,通知 | The first intimation of trouble came when the power went out. 故障的第一个征兆是在停电时出现的。 |
| hint v. / n. 暗示,示意 (指点性的提醒或线索) | He hinted at the possibility of a promotion. 他暗示了升职的可能性。 |
| insinuate A into B (通过讨好、欺骗等) 使某人/某物渗透/打入/混入…… | She managed to insinuate herself into the company's inner circle within just a few months. 她设法在短短几个月内就打入了公司的核心圈子。 |
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