implies

英[ɪm'plaɪ] 美[ɪm'plaɪ]
  • vt.暗示;意指;含有...的意义
implied implied implying implies
  • implosive [语]n.;内破发音adj.内破裂形成的;闭塞的
  • source n.来源;发源地;原始资料v.从...获得
    v. (动词)
    1. 含蓄
    2. 暗示,暗指
    3. 包含,含有...的意思,蕴含,隐含,意味着
    4. 表示,指出,推出
    5. 露过,透露过
    6. 必然包含,必需
    7. 使有必要
    8. 说明,表明
    9. 包,把…包进
    10. 使卷入,牵连
    v. (动词)
    1. vt. 暗示,暗指 cause to seem likely; express indirectly; suggest

英英释义

Verb:
  1. express or state indirectly

  2. suggest as a logically necessary consequence; in logic

  3. have as a logical consequence;

    "The water shortage means that we have to stop taking long showers"

  4. suggest that someone is guilty

  5. have as a necessary feature;

    "This decision involves many changes"

    用作及物动词 (vt.)
    1. I don't wish to imply that you are wrong.
      我无意暗示你错了。
    2. What do you want to imply?
      你要暗示什么?
    3. His silence implied agreement.
      他沉默不语意味着同意了。
    4. Cheerfulness doesn't always imply happiness.
      快活并不总是意味着幸福。
    5. Freedom does not necessarily imply responsibility.
      自由不一定包含著责任。
    用作动词 (v.)
    用作及物动词 S+~+ n./pron.
    1. His silence implied agreement.
      他的沉默意味着同意。
    2. Cheerfulness doesn't always imply happiness.
      快活并不总是意味着幸福。
    3. Rights imply duties.
      权利意味着责任。
    4. Drama implies conflict.
      戏剧必然包含着矛盾冲突。
    5. Their failure to reply to our letter seems to imply a lack of interest.
      他们没有回我们的信,似乎暗示出他们缺乏兴趣。
    6. A watch implies a watchmaker.
      有表必有造表人。
    S+~+ v -ing
    1. To enable existing enterprises to play their roles, it implies increasing production and practising economy.
      要使现有的企业起到作用,就得增产节约。
    S+~+that-clause
    1. I don't imply that you are wrong.
      我的意思不是说你错了。
    2. Did she imply that I am a liar?
      她在暗指我是个说谎的人吗?
    3. She implied that she knew more that she had told the reporters.
      她暗示她知道的要比告诉记者的多。
    4. The teacher's smile implied that she had forgiven me.
      老师的微笑暗示着她已经原谅了我。
    5. She said it was late, implying that we ought to go home.
      她说时候已晚意思是我们该回家了。
v. (动词)
  1. imply的基本意思是“暗示〔指〕”,只用作及物动词,可接名词、代词、动名词或that从句作宾语。
  2. 当主语是人时, imply的宾语后常接介词by或in。
v. (动词)
imply, connote, denote, indicate, mean, signify, suggest, symbolize
  • 这组词的共同意思是“意指”。其区别是:
  • 1.mean是普通用语,对于明确与否的观点、物品都可以用; suggest意为“具有…的含义”,暗示“表明”。例如:
  • He claims to mean one thing, but his choice of words suggests quite another.他宣称指的是一件事,而他的话却含有另外一个含义。
  • 2.indicate与imply意为“说明,表明,象征”, indicate通常指明显、明确的事物。例如:
  • A high fever indicates a severe illness.高烧预示着要生病了。
  • imply通常指含蓄地、不明确地“暗示”。例如:
  • His smile implied that he had forgotten all about the time.他的笑预示着他完全忘记了时间。
  • 3.denote与connote通常指明示的内容、含义,从外观上即可看出。例如:
  • The word “lion” denotes〔connotes〕 a certain kind of animal.“狮子”这个词指一种动物。
  • 4.connote与suggest和imply有时可以替换,但connote的用法比其他两个词较为正式。例如:
  • Hunger connotes〔suggests, implies〕 unhappiness.饥饿就预示着不高兴。
  • 5.signify与symbolize表示“意味,象征”, symbolize通常指用物、符号代表某物,着重表示抽象的概念。例如:
  • What does this strange mark signify〔symbolize〕?这个奇怪的符号代表什么?
  • 6.signify有时可以和mean互换。例如:
  • A red sunset signifies〔means〕 fine weather.一轮火红的落日象征着一个好天气。
  • imply, infer
  • 这组词都与“暗示”有关:imply指作者或讲演者用某种方式暗示的意思; 而infer是指读者或听众从“暗示”中推断。例如:
  • The speaker or writer implies things; the listener or reader infers things.讲演者和作者暗示事情,听者和读者则从中推断事情。
  • imply, involve, mean
  • 这组词的共同意思是“意味着”。其区别是:
  • mean使用范围广,可指专门的、具体的事情,也可指暗示的意义或态度; imply含有不直接用文字或语言作充分表示而是靠听话人理解、领会出暗含的意思; involve表示必然产生某种结果。
  • mean,imply,indicate,represent,denote,signify,suggest
  • 这些动词均含有“表示……的意思”之意。
  • mean最普通用词,指文字或符号等所表示的各种明确的或含蓄的意义。
  • imply侧重用文字或符号表示的联想,暗示。
  • indicate指明显的表示。
  • represent指体现或代表。
  • denote指某一词字面或狭义的意思,或指某些符号或迹象的特指含义。
  • signify指用文字、说话或表情等表示单纯的意思。
  • suggest通常指暗含地、隐晦地表达意思。
  • 用作动词 (v.)
    imply by〔in〕 (v.+prep.)
      用…暗示 suggest (sth) with
      imply sth by〔in〕 sth

      What do you imply by that statement?

      你这句话有什么深层次的含义?

      What did she imply in her words?

      她的话意味着什么?

    用作动词 (v.)
    ~+名词 ~+副词 ~+介词

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