"insinuations" in Chinese (Simplified)

暗示讽刺

Definition

暗示是指间接或微妙地表达负面意思的话，通常不会直接说明。常用于隐晦地表达怀疑或批评。

“暗示”属较正式用词，常带有贬义，表示隐藏批评或质疑。常与'制造'、'回应'等动词搭配。和“暗指”“影射”有区别，后者可能更生活化。

She was hurt by his insinuations about her honesty.

她因他关于她诚实的**暗示**而感到受伤。

The manager denied all the insinuations of wrongdoing.

经理否认了所有不当行为的**暗示**。

Gossip often spreads false insinuations about people.

流言常常传播关于人们的不实**暗示**。

I’m tired of his constant insinuations—why can’t he just speak honestly?

我受够了他不断地**暗示**——他为什么不能坦率一点？

There were subtle insinuations in her comments that made everyone uncomfortable.

她的话里有一些微妙的**暗示**，让大家都不自在。

He laughed off their insinuations, but you could see he was annoyed.

他对他们的**暗示**一笑置之，但你能看出他很恼火。