How do you use "implication" in a sentence?

The implication was that she had lied, although nobody said so directly. We need to consider the financial implications of this decision. By implication, his silence meant he agreed.

implication

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Significado: Something suggested without being directly stated, or a possible consequence

暗示，含义，影响

implicación, consecuencia, insinuación

含み、影響、暗示

직접 말하지 않고 암시된 것, 또는 예상되는 결과

Implication refers to something that is suggested or understood without being explicitly stated. It also means a likely consequence or effect of an action or decision. The phrase 'by implication' means something is understood indirectly rather than stated openly.

implication指在没有明确说明的情况下被暗示或理解的事情。它也指行动或决定可能产生的后果或影响。短语'by implication'意味着某事是间接理解的，而不是公开陈述的。

Implication se refiere a algo que se sugiere o se entiende sin ser declarado explícitamente. También significa una consecuencia o efecto probable de una acción o decisión. La frase 'by implication' significa que algo se entiende indirectamente.

implicationは、明示されずに示唆または理解されるものを指します。また、行動や決定の起こりうる結果や影響も意味します。「by implication」というフレーズは、何かが公に述べられるのではなく間接的に理解されることを意味します。

Implication은 명시적으로 말하지 않았지만 암시되거나 이해되는 것을 가리킵니다. 또한 어떤 행동이나 결정의 예상되는 결과나 영향을 의미하기도 합니다. 'by implication'은 공개적으로 말하지 않고 간접적으로 이해되는 것을 뜻합니다.

Ejemplos

The implication was that she had lied, although nobody said so directly.
暗示是她撒了谎，尽管没有人直接这么说。
La implicación era que ella había mentido, aunque nadie lo dijo directamente.
誰も直接言わなかったが、彼女が嘘をついたという含みがありました。
아무도 직접 말하지는 않았지만, 그녀가 거짓말을 했다는 암시가 있었습니다.
We need to consider the financial implications of this decision.
我们需要考虑这个决定的财务影响。
Necesitamos considerar las implicaciones financieras de esta decisión.
この決定の財務的影響を考慮する必要があります。
이 결정의 재정적 영향을 고려해야 합니다.
By implication, his silence meant he agreed.
从言外之意来看，他的沉默意味着他同意了。
Por implicación, su silencio significaba que estaba de acuerdo.
暗黙のうちに、彼の沈黙は同意を意味しました。
암묵적으로, 그의 침묵은 동의를 의미했습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Latin 'implicationem' meaning 'an entwining, entanglement', from 'implicare' (to involve, entangle), from 'in-' (in) + 'plicare' (to fold). The logical sense of 'something implied' appeared in the 16th century.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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