insinuate in Chinese
insinuate in Chinese is 影射 — insinuate means to hint at something, usually something negative, without stating it outright.
insinuate in Chinese
影射
Pronounced: yǐng shè
To hint; to suggest tacitly (usually something bad) while avoiding a direct statement.
What does "insinuate" mean?
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verb To hint at something, usually something negative, without stating it outright.
"Are you insinuating that I lied to you?"
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verb To work oneself into a position, often through subtle or scheming means.
"He slowly insinuated himself into the family's trust."
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insinuate in a sentence
- Are you insinuating that I lied to you?
- The article insinuated that the mayor had taken bribes.
- He slowly insinuated himself into the family's trust.
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What is "insinuate" in Chinese?
"insinuate" in Chinese is 影射. insinuate means: To hint at something, usually something negative, without stating it outright.
How do you pronounce 影射?
"insinuate" in Chinese is 影射, pronounced "yǐng shè".
How do you use "insinuate" in a sentence?
Example: "Are you insinuating that I lied to you?" In Chinese, "insinuate" is 影射.
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