insinuate oneself into sth
常用于描述通过奉承或微妙行为获得接纳。
He is insinuating himself into the inner circle.
他正巧妙地进入核心圈子。
以微妙的方式插入或介绍自己
暗示；曲意巴结的；暗示的
introduce or insert oneself in a subtle manner
曲意巴结的；暗示的
v introduce or insert (oneself) in a subtle manner；v give to understand；s calculated to please or gain favor
一般现在时
She often insinuates that she knows more than she actually does.
她经常暗示自己知道的比实际更多。
一般过去时
He insinuated himself into the conversation.
他巧妙地插入了谈话。
现在进行时
They are insinuating that we should leave.
他们正在暗示我们应该离开。
动词形式规则变化
He kept insinuating that I had forgotten our agreement.
他一直在暗示我忘记了我们的约定。
用法提示：本句中的 insinuating 是动词现在分词形式，表示'暗中暗示'。
She was insinuating herself into the group by flattering everyone.
她通过讨好每个人，巧妙地挤进了那个群体。
用法提示：本句中的 insinuating 是动词现在分词形式，表示'巧妙地进入'，与反身代词连用。
The reporter kept insinuating that the mayor was involved in the scandal.
记者一直在暗示市长与丑闻有牵连。
用法提示：本句中的 insinuating 是动词现在分词形式，表示'间接暗示'，后接that从句。
常用于描述通过奉承或微妙行为获得接纳。
He is insinuating himself into the inner circle.
他正巧妙地进入核心圈子。
带有贬义，指间接指责。
She was insinuating that I had cheated.
她在暗示我作弊了。
grammar · medium
易错句子He insinuated the party.
正确表达He insinuated himself into the party.
表示“使自己融入”时，insinuate后面必须接反身代词，不能直接接地点或组织。
grammar · medium
易错句子She insinuated about his dishonesty.
正确表达She insinuated that he was dishonest.
当insinuate表示“暗示”时，后面常接that从句，而不是介词短语。
insinuating 侧重通过间接暗示来达到目的，常带贬义；ingratiating 强调刻意讨好以赢得欢心，但不一定通过暗示。
insinuating 暗示时往往带有贬义或负面意图；hinting 更中性，指委婉地表达。
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