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Hint to Meaning in English

expression

ˈhɪnt/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ
HINT too, HINT tuh, HINT tih
hˈɪnt/ /tˈuː
hint TOO

परिभाषा

To suggest something to someone in an indirect or subtle way, without saying it clearly or directly.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Common in informal and formal speech. Often used with words like 'subtly', 'strongly', or 'gently'. The preposition 'to' connects the person. Not as direct as 'suggest'. E.g. 'He hinted to me that he wanted to leave.' Mistakenly using 'hint about' when referring to a person is a common error.

Spanish: insinuar a - dar a entender aPortuguese (BR): sugerir para - dar uma dica paraPortuguese (PT): sugerir a - dar uma dica aChinese (Simplified): 暗示给Chinese (Traditional): 暗示給Hindi: इशारा करना (किसी को)Arabic: يلمح إلىBengali: ইঙ্গিত করা (কাউকে)Russian: намекнуть кому-тоJapanese: ほのめかす（誰かに）Vietnamese: gợi ý choKorean: 귀띔하다 - 암시하다Turkish: ima etmek (birine)Urdu: اشارہ کرنا (کسی کو)Indonesian: ngụ ý với

उदाहरण वाक्य

She hinted to her friend that she wanted a gift.

basic

Can you hint to John about the meeting?

basic

The teacher hinted to the class that there would be a quiz.

basic

He didn’t say it directly, but he definitely hinted to me that he was unhappy.

natural

If you want help, just hint to me and I’ll be there.

natural

They hinted to their parents about wanting to travel abroad next year.

natural