暗示着危机
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase consists of 危机 (wēijī, crisis/danger) preceded by 暗示着 (ànshì zhe, hinting at/implying). 暗示 is a verb meaning 'to hint' or 'to imply', and the particle 着 (zhe) indicates an ongoing state or action, making the entire phrase function as a predicate or a descriptive clause often following a subject. It describes something that suggests or points towards an impending crisis.
Sample sentences
市场走势异常，暗示着危机即将来临。
The unusual market trend hints at an impending crisis.
他脸上的疲惫和焦虑，暗示着危机可能比我们想象的更严重。
The fatigue and anxiety on his face implied the crisis might be more severe than we imagined.
这些负面数据，无疑暗示着危机正在悄然发酵。
These negative data undoubtedly hint that a crisis is quietly brewing.
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Example
市场走势异常，暗示着危机即将来临。
The unusual market trend hints at an impending crisis.
他脸上的疲惫和焦虑，暗示着危机可能比我们想象的更严重。
The fatigue and anxiety on his face implied the crisis might be more severe than we imagined.
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