allusion in Chinese
allusion in Chinese is 提及 — allusion means an indirect reference to something — a person, event or work — that the audience is expected to recognise without it being named outright.
allusion in Chinese
提及
Pronounced: tí jí
An indirect reference; a hint; a reference to something supposed to be known, but not explicitly mentioned.
What does "allusion" mean?
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noun An indirect reference to something — a person, event or work — that the audience is expected to recognise without it being named outright.
"The title is an allusion to Paradise Lost."
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- The title is an allusion to Paradise Lost.
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What is "allusion" in Chinese?
"allusion" in Chinese is 提及. allusion means: An indirect reference to something — a person, event or work — that the audience is expected to recognise without it being named outright.
How do you pronounce 提及?
"allusion" in Chinese is 提及, pronounced "tí jí".
How do you use "allusion" in a sentence?
Example: "The title is an allusion to Paradise Lost." In Chinese, "allusion" is 提及.
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