Word · Frequency #7355
implied
/ɪmˈplaɪd/
adjective
暗指的；含蓄的
implied
- 1.
Suggested without being stated directly; implicated or hinted at.
未直接说明但被暗示的；暗含的。
未直接说明但被暗示的；暗含的。；暗指的；含蓄的；[经] 暗指的；含蓄的
In use
Her silence was taken as an implied agreement.
He made an implied promise to help us, though he never said it directly.
There is an implied criticism in her comment about his work.
be implied that
用于被动结构，后接从句。
It was implied that the meeting would be postponed.
这暗示着会议将被推迟。
implied in
表示‘暗含于...之中’。
The answer is implied in the question.
答案暗含在问题中。
implied by
引出施动者或原因。
His guilt was implied by his silence.
他的沉默暗示了他的罪行。
Common mistakes
The implied of his words is not clear.The implication of his words is not clear.
“implied”是形容词，不能直接用作名词；应使用名词形式“implication”。
He always implied that he is an expert.He always implies that he is an expert.
表示经常性动作应用一般现在时，而“implied”是过去式，应改为现在时“implies”。
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