innuendo

Churchill had a good style, and he possessed a certain skill in innuendo, therefore he was able throughout the article to make his meaning clear.

Churchill có văn phong tốt và có kỹ năng ám chỉ nhất định, do đó ông có thể làm rõ ý của mình trong suốt bài viết.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

I suppose she meant this as an innuendo that I was not, therefore, accustomed to such good company.

Tôi cho rằng cô ấy muốn nói điều này như một lời ám chỉ rằng vì vậy tôi không quen với việc có bạn đồng hành tốt như vậy.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

The gallant commander turned from yellow to black at this innuendo, which was, for many reasons, particularly disagreeable.

Người chỉ huy dũng cảm chuyển từ màu vàng sang màu đen trước lời ám chỉ này, điều này đặc biệt khó chịu vì nhiều lý do.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

The way in which Adelheid spoke of the Baroness seemed to me undignified, and the innuendo of an understanding between us positively shameful.

A proud, high-spirited girl, she had suffered untold anguish in the publicity and scandal and innuendo.

"It's what we lawyers call an innuendo: that is to say, making out that a man says so and so when he doesn't."

There come whisper and nod and innuendo--the pot of Washington scandal, they tell me, is made easily to boil.

Much the same kind of remark applies to the effect of simile, innuendo, irony, and all that we mean by wit in satire.

To insinuate a nasty suggestion--to imply an innuendo without uttering it!

An innuendo is "an oblique hint or remark"; The word is often used to express disapproval.

"Yes, and the worst of it was I was made miserable by insinuations and innuendos that I had betrayed the college teams.

Since Mrs. Chump's return, however, Mr. Pole had spoken cheerfully of himself, and, by innuendo emphasized, had imparted that his mercantile prospects were brighter.