insinuate into 潜入
insinuate that 暗示
make insinuations 做出暗示
accept insinuations 接受暗示
deny insinuations 否认暗示
1. The manager insinuated that some employees were stealing from the company.
经理暗示一些员工在公司偷东西。
2. She insinuated that her colleague was responsible for the mistake.
她暗示她的同事要为这个错误负责。
3. His comments insinuated a lack of trust in the new team members.
他的评论暗示对新团队成员缺乏信任。
4. He never directly accused him, but he insinuated that he might be lying.
他从未直接指控他，但暗示他可能在撒谎。
A: Did you hear what the boss said? He seemed to insinuate that we didn't finish the project on time.
A：你听到老板说什么了吗？他似乎暗示我们没有按时完成项目。
B: I think he was just trying to motivate us, but it felt like a subtle criticism.
B：我觉得他只是在激励我们，但感觉像是一种委婉的批评。
1) 委婉地暗示
2) 间接表达负面看法
3) 含蓄地指责
1. 暗示，暗示性地表达（通常指不友好或冒犯性的观点）
e.g. He insinuated that I was the one who broke the vase.
他暗示是我打碎了花瓶。
verb
1. To express or suggest something, especially something unpleasant or offensive, in an indirect or subtle way, often with the intention of causing offense or misunderstanding.
Synonym: suggest, imply, hint, insinuate