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/ˈɪŋ.klɪŋ/翻译: 名词，指轻微的暗示、模糊的认识或隐约的察觉，常表示对某事的初步、不清晰的理解或感觉。
词语关系
noun
/ˈɪŋ.klɪŋ/
Существительное, обозначающее лёгкий намёк, смутное представление или тонкое понимание чего-либо.
Sustantivo que denota una ligera sospecha, una noción vaga o una comprensión sutil de algo.
Nom désignant une idée ou une intuition légère et vague, une connaissance imprécise ou un simple soupçon de quelque chose.
Substantiv, das eine leichte Ahnung, einen vagen Verdacht oder ein undeutliches Verständnis von etwas bezeichnet.
Substantivo que designa um leve indício, uma vaga noção ou uma compreensão sutil de algo; geralmente usada na expressão "to have an inkling", com o sentido de suspeitar ou desconfiar de algo sem certeza.
名词，指轻微的暗示、模糊的认识或隐约的察觉，常表示对某事的初步、不清晰的理解或感觉。
اسم يدل على إدراك أو فهم ضعيف وغامض لشيء ما، أو تلميح خفيف أو إحساس مبهم بشيء دون دليل واضح.
A noun referring to a slight suggestion, vague idea, or subtle understanding of something.
Slight suggestion or vague understandingB2formal
A slight knowledge or suspicion; a hint or indication that something is true or likely to happen.
Смутное подозрениеidea vaga o indicioidée vague, soupçonVage AhnungVaga suspeita模糊的觉察شعور غامض- She had no inkling of the surprise party that was being planned.
- He gave me an inkling of what the final decision might be.
- I had an inkling that something was wrong when she didn't answer her phone.
- The early sales figures provided an inkling of the product's success.
同义词cluefeelingglimmerhintideaintimationnotionsensesuggestionsuspiciontracewhisper
词形
- inklings plural form
- inklings' possessive plural form
- inkling's possessive singular form