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    暗示某人 (ànshì mǒurén) - to hint to someone

    Grammar & Usage

    verb phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase literally translates to 'hint someone'. '暗示' (ànshì) is a transitive verb meaning 'to hint' or 'to imply'. '某人' (mǒurén) means 'a certain person' or 'someone', acting as the direct object of the verb. It follows a Subject + 暗示 + Object structure.

    Sample sentences

    他暗示某人该离开了,因为会议已经结束。

    He hinted to someone that it was time to leave because the meeting was over.

    经理用眼神暗示某人不要再说话了。

    The manager hinted to someone with his eyes not to speak anymore.

    我试图暗示某人我需要帮助,但他们没有理解。

    I tried to hint to someone that I needed help, but they didn't understand.

    Quick facts

    structureNote:'某人' is often replaced by a specific pronoun or noun referring to the person being hinted at. The structure V + 某人 is common in Chinese for transitive verbs where the object is a person.

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    Example

    他暗示某人该离开了,因为会议已经结束。

    He hinted to someone that it was time to leave because the meeting was over.

    经理用眼神暗示某人不要再说话了。

    The manager hinted to someone with his eyes not to speak anymore.

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