
好词典

源自拉丁语 'implicare',意为'缠绕、包含',后经古法语 'implier' 进入英语,表示'暗示'或'包含某种含义'。
❶ 暗示或间接表达某种意思,不直接说明但通过话语或行为让人联想到某种含义。
“She didn't say it directly, but she was implying that I was wrong.”
(她没有直接说出来,但她暗示我错了。)
“His tone was implying that he didn't believe me.”
(他的语气暗示他不相信我。)
implying that — 用于引出被暗示的内容,表示某句话或行为间接表达了某种意思。
“She kept implying that she wanted to leave early.”
(她一直暗示她想早点离开。)