英:[ɪm'plaɪd]
美:[ɪm'plaɪd]
英:[ɪm'plaɪd]
美:[ɪm'plaɪd]
adj.
暗指的,含蓄的
v.
暗示,暗指( imply的过去式和过去分词 )
必然包含
说明,表明
im·plied
ihm plaId
词根:imply
vt.imply 意味;暗示;隐含
adjective
involved or suggested by implication rather than declaration; tacit; implicit.His actions were an implied criticism of me.The U.S. government has been granted the right to exercise certain implied powers not explicitly stated in the Constitution, resulting in developments such as the creation of a federal income tax.
express or implied明示或默示;明订或默示
implied warranty[经]默认保证;[经]默示担保
"意图但未表达出来的",1520年代,来自动词 imply 的过去分词形容词。在宪法意义上的 Implied powers 可追溯至1784年。
默示的
Middle English implien, emplien "to enfold, surround, entangle, involve by inference, contain implicitly," borrowed from Anglo-French emplier, implier "to involve by inference, entail," probably adaptation of emplier (variant of empleier, emploier "to entangle, put to use, employ >entry 1") as a vernacular equivalent of Medieval Latin implicāre "to imply, mean by implication," modeled on parallel verbs in Middle English, as applien "to apply," replien "to reply >entry 1" and their correspondents in Anglo-French — more at implicate Note: The genesis of this verb is idiosyncratic, as it has no correspondent in continental French, and even the Anglo-French examples are—to judge by citations in the Anglo-Norman Dictionary—later than the Middle English examples, which are not much earlier than the fifteenth century. Middle French has impliquer as an adaptation of Latin implicāre, but this method of creating vernacular forms of verbs in -plicāre, though common in French, gained little traction in English. Note late and rare Middle English appliquen "to apply" (from Anglo-French and Middle French appliquer), for which the Oxford English Dictionary has no evidence past the sixteenth century.
The first known use of imply was in the 14th century
implodeverb
to burst inward
implyverb
to include or involve as a natural or necessary part even though not put clearly into words an implied warranty
rights imply obligations
to express indirectly : suggest rather than say plainly
your remark implies that I am wrong
implyverb
to include or involve as a natural or necessary part even though not put clearly into words an implied warranty
rights imply obligations
to express indirectly : suggest rather than say plainly
your remark implies that I am wrong
1 His words implied displeasure.
他的话暗示出他很不高兴。
2 Terms, Conditions, Agreements and Implied consent.
条款、协定、合约与默示同意。
3 The implied - reservation doctrine has deep historical roots.
所指的保留地原则有着很深的历史渊源.
4 GWT USES an implied interface pattern.
GWT使用一种隐含的接口模式。
5 All three are implied by Einstein's relativity theory.
这三个都是爱因斯坦的相对论中的主要观点。
6 Imagine the DTD that is implied by each XML format.
想象一下由每个xml格式所暗示的DTD。
7 He implied that we were emotionally immature.
他暗示我们情感上还不成熟。
8 But Salcido said this police memo, which named the schools that would have officers, was unintentionally misleading — implying incorrectly that all the officers would be stationed on campus.
9 Risks are implied with individuality.
风险是个性的暗示。
10 I disliked the implied criticism in his voice.
我讨厌他暗中批评的口吻。
11 Her frown implied that she did not agree with us.
她眉头深锁表示不同意我们的意见.
12 That forced implied volatility even higher.
这会迫使隐含流动性升得更高。
13 Actual results could differ materially from the results projected in or implied by the forward-looking statements made in this report.
14 It is as the name implied, a partial recovery.
顾名思义,这是部分恢复。
15 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.
16 I have never implied to you by word or deed.
我在言谈方面,行为方面,从来都没对您露过.
17 You know, it implied that Sally doesn't know much about the university's history and it called her a big city politician because she's from Boston.
你知道,这意味着萨莉对这所大学的历史不太了解,它称她为大城市的政治家,因为她来自波士顿。
18 Judgement is implied in every apprehensive act.
每一种理解的行为都说明是运用了判断.
19 Her tone implied that her patience was limited.
她的口气暗示她的耐心是有限的。
20 This implied a huge recent improvement.
这竟味着近期的一次大的进步。
1 暗示的
adumbrative reminiscent indicative covert suggestive unspoken redolent insinuating connotative
3 含蓄
pregnant implicit reticent connotative diffidently reserve pregnancy implication reticence loaded restrained implicitly seminal implicative comprehension suppression inference connotation reticency imply connote inner underlying veiled undemonstrative
4 不言而喻的
5 隐含的
6 言外之意的
7 含蓄的
pregnant implicit reticent connotative loaded restrained seminal implicative inner underlying veiled undemonstrative
9 暗指的
11 暗指
12 暗示
adumbrative reminiscent indicative covert suggestive unspoken redolent insinuating connotative insinuatingly point office tip suggestion hint implication cue allusion inkling tip-off insinuation intimation allude suggest indicate imply intimate infer insinuate clue one in in allusion to hint at suggestive of allude to clue in