insinuating

英 [ɪnˈsɪnjueɪtɪŋ]

美 [ɪnˈsɪnjueɪtɪŋ]

adj.  含沙射影的; 旁敲侧击的
v.  暗示，旁敲侧击地指出(不快的事); 钻营; 活动; (使)缓慢进入; 慢慢伸入
insinuate的现在分词

现在分词：insinuating　

COCA.39264

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 含沙射影的;旁敲侧击的
  If you describe someone's words or voice asinsinuating, you mean that they are saying in an indirect way that something bad is the case.
  1. Marcus kept making insinuating remarks...
     马库斯一直在说些含沙射影的话。
  2. 'Yes.' My tone was insinuating. 'I heard she was a real friendly girl.'
     “是啊。”我语带暗示地说：“我听说她是个非常友善的女孩。”

英英释义

adj

• calculated to please or gain favor
  1. a smooth ingratiating manner
  Synonym:ingratiatingingratiatory

双语例句

• He destroyed the witness's character by insinuating base motives to his actions.
  他影射证人的举动出于卑鄙的动机以损毁其名誉。
• Eminent Germans now write books insinuating that Turkish immigrants are inherently less intelligent; a French President expels Roma communities; Britain closes the door on foreigners.
  德国名流如今著书暗示，土耳其移民的智商天生低一些；法国总统在驱逐罗姆人；英国则对外国人关上了大门。
• Following a1987 Eastern Conference Finals loss to the Celtics, Isiah Thomas made a comment insinuating that Larry Bird would not receive as many accolades as he did if he were not white.
  在1987年东部总决赛输给了凯尔特人之后，托马斯在一个评论中暗示到：如果伯德不是个白人的话，就凭他所做的不会得到这么多的称赞。
• He even went as far as insinuating that Roger was a liar.
  他甚至还含沙射影地说罗杰是个骗子。
• We're not insinuating anything.
  我们没有暗示什么。
• He sang in a sweet high tenor punctuated with pleading cries or insinuating growls, while performing dazzling mechanistic dance moves, as with the conveyor-belt glide of his trademark "moonwalk".
  他的男高音甜美、尖亮，不时穿插着切切的哭诉或意味深长的嘶吼，同时表演着令人眼花缭乱的机械舞步，他那标志性的“太空步”就像是在传送带上滑步。
• 'Are you insinuating that I am insane?' the patient blurted out indignantly.
  “你是在暗示我精神错乱吗？”病人愤慨地脱口而出。
• Marcus kept making insinuating remarks
  马库斯一直在说些含沙射影的话。
• You risk insulting your French host by insinuating his cellar is inadequate.
  你冒的危险是：这可能对你的法国主人是一种羞辱，因为送酒暗示他的酒窖中无好酒待客。
• 162. Suggesting that one thing* is better than another thing* bears no more significance than insinuating that black is better than white.
  暗示一件东西比另一件东西更好比旁敲侧击地说黑比白好并没有更大的意义。