1. 迹象：既然...now that...; seeing that... | 迹象inkling; hint; clue; a slight suggestion | 缺点disadvantage; demerit; shortcoming; drawback; weakness
2. 暗示：infirmity#虚弱 | inkling#暗示 | innuendo#暗指
3. 略知;暗示;细微的迹象：inkbottle type pore 墨水瓶式孔隙 | inkling 略知;暗示;细微的迹象 | inkstone 砚;水绿矾
4. 暗示,迹象：incontrovertible 无可辩驳的 | inkling 暗示,迹象 | upringt 垂直的,正直的
1. inkling在线翻译
1. 略知;模糊的概念
If you have an inkling of something, you have a vague idea about it.
e.g. I had no inkling of his real purpose until much later...
直到后来很久我才对他的真实目的略知一二。
e.g. We had an inkling that something might be happening.
我们隐约感觉可能正有什么事情发生。
1. It's unlikely he had any inkling these magic beans would grow to connect the tiny remote village to the country's giant coffee industry.
2. But she had little inkling her worst suffering was yet to come, she says.
3. inkling的意思
3. Though the sides failed to reach an agreement at that time, that experience gave Rodriguez the inkling of a potential connection with the country.
4. Londoner David Crook joined the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1935 - likely with little inkling of the legacy awaiting him overseas.
5. A stimulus package of almost $ 800 billion was hastily created, and no one has any inkling till today what that money represented in material wealth.
6. Outsiders have little inkling of when the show ends and real life starts.
7. inkling在线翻译
7. Roxette's vast popularity brought its music to China at a time when the country had scant inkling of the Western world's music.
8. When Ma Jun stood on the banks of the mighty Yangtze River in 1994, he had little inkling of his future calling - saving China's rivers.
9. But the attackers have little inkling the villagers and troops have set up an ambush and are defeated.
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10. The thousands of bystanders had little inkling he was about to make a tremendous leap of faith.
noun
1. a slight suggestion or vague understanding
e.g. he had no inkling what was about to happen
Synonym: intimation glimmering glimmer