形容词提示的; 暗示的，提醒的; 引起联想的; 富于暗示的
形容词
1. The speech is very suggestive.
这篇演说含义深远。
2. His face is suggestive of a thief.
他的面孔带有贼相。
3. His behavior was suggestive of a cultured man.
他的举止暗示他是一个有教养的人。
suggestive
1. 提示的：suggestive of 暗示 | suggestive 提示的 | suicidal 自杀的
2. 無後綴;無詞尾變化的：suffixless 後綴語;詞尾語 | suggestive 無後綴;無詞尾變化的 | suggestive gesture 提示性;有啓發意義
3. 性暗示的,挑逗的：pun 双关语 | suggestive 性暗示的,挑逗的 | unhip 不谙时髦的
4. 暗示的提示性的, 影射的, 暗示的：alkaline phosphatase碱性磷酸(酯)酶 | suggestive暗示的提示性的, 影射的, 暗示的 | collapsed暴跌
1. 使人想起…的;引起联想的;暗示的
Something that is suggestive of something else is quite like it or may be a sign of it.
e.g. The fingers were gnarled, lumpy, with long, curving nails suggestive of animal claws...
手指粗糙，关节突出，指甲又长又弯，让人想起动物的爪子。
e.g. These headaches were most suggestive of raised blood pressure.
这类头痛多是血压升高的征兆。
2. 性暗示的;性挑逗的
Suggestive remarks or looks cause people to think about sex, often in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable.
e.g. ...another former employee who claims Thomas made suggestive remarks to her.
另一位声称托马斯曾对她言语挑逗的前职员
e.g. ...advertisements containing words or pictures of a sexually suggestive nature.
含有挑逗性文字或图片的广告
1. No, he must caress it in the manner suggestive of a stripper.
2. Madonna the singer is known as a chameleon, morphing from sexy outfits and suggestive lyrics to Eastern mysticism and Judaism.
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3. Ads that run afoul of public taste are not always sexually suggestive.
4. Shang called on the government to make strict regulations to eradicate sexually suggestive commercials, at least during the summer and winter holiday periods.
5. Some critics of the ministry decision point out that the Black Eyed Peas performed their sexually suggestive songs in the city just three months ago.
6. It also calls for gender separation at wedding parties and tells teens to shun pop music with suggestive lyrics.
7. Suggestive of the upbeat prediction from Jack Ma, this expansion program is widely deemed a preparatory step for the recovery to come.
8. suggestive
8. Serving time in jail did not stop West from writing more plays or causing new disputes over their sexually suggestive subject matter.
9. " We would like to listen to all suggestive opinions on the resolution anytime, " he said.
10. Depictions of " lustful kissing " or " suggestive dancing " were not allowed.
adj
1. suggestive
1. tending to suggest something improper or indecent
e.g. a suggestive nod
suggestive poses
2. tending to suggest or imply
e.g. artifacts suggestive of an ancient society
an implicative statement
Synonym: implicative
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3. (usually followed by `of') pointing out or revealing clearly
e.g. actions indicative of fear
Synonym: indicative indicatory revelatory significative