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    给出暗示 (gěichū ànshì) - to give a hint

    Grammar & Usage

    verb phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This is a verb-object phrase composed of the resultative/directional compound verb 给出 (gěichū, 'to give out') and the noun 暗示 (ànshì, 'hint/implication'). The target of the hint is typically introduced earlier in the sentence using prepositions such as 向 (xiàng) or 给 (gěi). It functions transitively or as a complete predicate phrase in both spoken and written Chinese.

    Sample sentences

    我已经向他给出了暗示,但他似乎还是没有明白。

    I have already dropped hints to him, but he still doesn't seem to understand.

    老师给出了暗示,帮助学生们解开了那道难题。

    The teacher gave a hint to help the students solve the difficult problem.

    如果她对你有好感,通常会给出一些微妙的暗示。

    If she likes you, she will usually drop some subtle hints.

    Quick facts

    structure:Verb (给) + Directional Complement (出) + Noun (暗示)
    usageNote:While 暗示 can serve as a standalone verb meaning 'to hint', 给出暗示 treats 暗示 as a noun to emphasize the deliberate act of providing or projecting a clue.
    traditional:給出暗示

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    Example

    我已经向他给出了暗示,但他似乎还是没有明白。

    I have already dropped hints to him, but he still doesn't seem to understand.

    老师给出了暗示,帮助学生们解开了那道难题。

    The teacher gave a hint to help the students solve the difficult problem.

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