inkling

英 ['ɪŋklɪŋ] 美 ['ɪŋklɪŋ]

• n. 暗示；略知

详尽释义

n. 名词

1. 略知
2. 暗示
3. 迹象
4. 模糊的想法
5. 微微觉得
6. 暗示细微的迹象

英英释义

Noun:

1. a slight suggestion or vague understanding;

   "he had no inkling what was about to happen"
   

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. I will try to give you an inkling.
   我会试着给你一些提示。
2. My friend gave an inkling of his intention to leave the company.
   我朋友暗示他有意离开这家公司。
3. He had some inkling of the difficulties.
   他对困难略有所知。
4. I had an inkling of what he intended to do.
   我略知他打算做什么。

经典引文

• The admiral refused to give me the slightest inkling of what he had decided to do.

  出自： E. Roosevelt

• She had had no inkling of his identity.

  出自： P. Ferguson

• If Jan's surprised, she shows no inkling Of it at all.

  出自： V. Seth

词汇搭配

• get some inkling of something 略有所知
• get an inkling 略有所知
• get some inkling 略有所知
• get an inkling of something 略有所知
• have an inkling 略有所知
• give someone some inkling of something 给某人一些暗示...
• have some inkling 略有所知
• give someone an inkling 给某人一些暗示...
• have some inkling of something 略有所知
• give someone an inkling of something 给某人一些暗示...
• give someone some inkling 给某人一些暗示...
• have an inkling of something 略有所知

近反义词

【近义词】

• suspicion 猜疑
• hint 暗示
• clue 线索
• idea 主意
• notion 观念
• feeling 感觉
• suggestion 建议
• glimmer 微光
• indication 指示
• impression 印象
• hunch 预感
• glimmering 微光
• intimation 暗示