imply意思

1. 含蓄
2. 暗示，暗指
3. 包含，含有...的意思，蕴含，隐含，意味着
4. 表示，指出，推出
5. 露过，透露过
6. 必然包含，必需
7. 使有必要
8. 说明，表明
9. 包，把…包进
10. 使卷入，牵连

1. express or state indirectly
2. suggest as a logically necessary consequence; in logic
3. have as a logical consequence;

   "The water shortage means that we have to stop taking long showers"
   

4. suggest that someone is guilty
5. have as a necessary feature;

   "This decision involves many changes"
   

1. 蕴涵：因为他认为任何科学陈述从来不能由观察陈述中演绎出来,或者由观察陈述经过简单的逻辑连词,如否定(not)、析取(or)、合取(and)、蕴涵(imply)等表达出来. 所以狭隘的可证实性判准会把科学所特有的东西裁决出局,但是又松垮垮地驱逐不走占星术.

2. imply的翻译

2. 意味着：fast_cleanup=Fasle意味着(imply)verify_cleanup=True. 超时(timeout)被用于计算请求的对话中哪些到达了超时,以用于调用filesession_cleanup. 如果对话对象没有相同的超时,或者手动设定了特定(particular)对话的超时,

3. 隐含：可见,为了实现这些功能,CDC肯定会变得很大,就不能称其为K虚拟机了,因此,我们通常称用于CDC的虚拟机为 CVM,这里的 C代表 compact、connected、consumer;判断一个Permissioin对象的权限,是否隐含(imply)在另一个Permissioin对

4. imply的解释

4. 暗示：sharply#锐利地 |imply#暗示 | infer#推知

1. His silence implied agreement.
   他的沉默意味着同意。
2. Cheerfulness doesn't always imply happiness.
   快活并不总是意味着幸福。
3. Rights imply duties.
   权利意味着责任。
4. Drama implies conflict.
   戏剧必然包含着矛盾冲突。
5. Their failure to reply to our letter seems to imply a lack of interest.
   他们没有回我们的信,似乎暗示出他们缺乏兴趣。
6. A watch implies a watchmaker.
   有表必有造表人。

1. To enable existing enterprises to play their roles, it implies increasing production and practising economy.
   要使现有的企业起到作用,就得增产节约。

1. I don't imply that you are wrong.
   我的意思不是说你错了。
2. Did she imply that I am a liar?
   她在暗指我是个说谎的人吗?
3. She implied that she knew more that she had told the reporters.
   她暗示她知道的要比告诉记者的多。
4. The teacher's smile implied that she had forgiven me.
   老师的微笑暗示着她已经原谅了我。
5. She said it was late, implying that we ought to go home.
   她说时候已晚意思是我们该回家了。

• imply agreement〔consent〕意味着同意
• imply conflict意味着矛盾冲突
• imply duties意味着责任
• imply happiness意味着幸福
• imply a lack of interest意味着缺乏兴趣

• imply meaningfully意味深长地暗示
• imply obviously明显地暗示
• imply suggestively建议性地暗示
• imply vaguely模糊地暗示
• imply virtually善意地暗示

• imply by〔in〕用…暗示
• imply by the look in one's eyes用眼光暗示

• ☆ 14世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自古法语的emplier；最初源自拉丁语的implicare，意为涉及。