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源自拉丁语 'insinuare',意为 '滑入' 或 '悄悄进入',由 'in-'(进入)和 'sinuare'(弯曲、迂回)组成。
❶ 以暗示或委婉的方式表达某事,通常带有负面含义,如怀疑、批评或不怀好意。
“He insinuated that she had stolen the money without any proof.”
(他在没有任何证据的情况下暗示她偷了钱。)
“The article insinuated that the politician was involved in corruption.”
(这篇文章暗示这位政治家涉及腐败。)
insinuate oneself into — 通过巧妙或隐蔽的方式进入某个群体或情境,通常带有不真诚的意图。
“He insinuated himself into the company by pretending to be a friend of the CEO.”
(他假装是CEO的朋友,从而混入了这家公司。)