imply

• Verbo usado para indicar que algo é sugerido ou expresso de forma indireta, sem ser dito explicitamente; também pode significar que algo está envolvido ou é uma consequência necessária de outra coisa.

A verb used to indicate the act of suggesting or expressing something indirectly without stating it explicitly.

1. Suggest indirectlyB2formal

   To express or indicate something without stating it directly.

   Insunar

   • His tone implied that he was not satisfied with the results.
   • She didn't say it directly, but her words implied she was leaving.
   • The report implies that the company is facing financial difficulties.

   Sinônimoshintindicateinsinuateintimatesuggest

   Antônimosdeclarestate

2. Involve as a necessary partB2formal

   To involve or suggest something as a logical consequence.

   Implicar

   • The new policy implies a significant change in our workflow.
   • Accepting this job implies moving to another city.
   • The theory implies that all matter is made of atoms.

   Sinônimosconnoteentailindicateinvolvemeannecessitatesignifysuggest