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1 take a hint
take a hint понять (намек) с полуслова -
2 take a hint
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3 take a hint
Общая лексика: понять намёк, понять с полуслова, понять намёк с полуслова, понимать с полуслова -
4 take a hint
להבין רמז* * *◙ זמר ןיבהל◄ -
5 take a hint
imadan anlamak, leb demeden leblebiyi anlamak -
6 take the hint
v. imadan anlamak, leb demeden leblebiyi anlamak -
7 take a hint
imadan anlamak, leb demeden leblebiyi anlamak -
8 take the hint
v. imadan anlamak, leb demeden leblebiyi anlamak -
9 take the hint
loc donar-se per entès -esa -
10 take a hint
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11 take\ a\ hint
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12 take\ a\ hint
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13 take\ the\ hint
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14 take a hint
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16 to take a hint
saprast mājienu -
17 to take a hint
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18 to take a hint
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19 he is too obtuse to take a hint
Общая лексика: он слишком туп, чтобы понимать намёкиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > he is too obtuse to take a hint
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20 hint
hint
1. noun1) (a statement that passes on information without giving it openly or directly: He didn't actually say he wanted more money, but he dropped a hint.) insinuación, indirecta2) (a helpful suggestion: I can give you some useful gardening hints.) indicación, sugerencia3) (a very small amount; a slight impression: There was a hint of fear in his voice.) indicio
2. verb(to (try to) pass on information without stating it openly or directly: He hinted that he would like more money; He hinted at possible changes.) insinuar, dar a entenderhint1 n1. indirectawhen he looked at his watch, it was a hint that it was time to go cuando miró el reloj, era una indirecta: era la hora de marcharse2. consejohint2 vb insinuartr[hɪnt]1 insinuación nombre femenino, indirecta2 (advice) consejo, sugerencia3 (clue) pista4 (trace) pizca5 (sign) sombra1 (imply) insinuar, aludir a1 (suggest indirectly) lanzar indirectas\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto take a hint darse por aludido,-ahint ['hɪnt] vt: insinuar, dar a entenderhint vi: soltar indirectashint n1) insinuation: insinuación f, indirecta f2) tip: consejo m, sugerencia f3) trace: pizca f, indicio mn.• alusión s.f.• buscapié s.m.• consejo s.m.• indicación s.f.• indirecta s.f.v.• amagar v.• echar indirectas v.• insinuar v.hɪnt
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1)a) ( oblique reference) insinuación f, indirecta f; ( clue) pista fa gentle/broad hint — una pequeña/clara indirecta
to drop a hint to somebody — lanzarle* una indirecta a alguien
to take the hint — captar or (Esp tb) coger* la indirecta
OK, I can take a hint — está bien, ya entiendo or no me lo tienes que repetir
b) ( trace)just a hint of bitterness/sadness — un ligero dejo amargo/de tristeza
there was a hint of garlic/lemon in the dish — el plato tenía un dejo or gusto a ajo/limón
2) ( tip) consejo m
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transitive verb insinuar*, dar* a entender
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vi lanzar* indirectas[hɪnt]to hint AT something — insinuar* or dar* a entender algo
1. N1) (=suggestion) indirecta f, insinuación f ; (=advice) consejo mhints for purchasers — consejos mpl a los compradores
hints on maintenance — instrucciones fpl para la manutención
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to drop a hint — soltar or tirar una indirectato drop a hint that... — insinuar que...
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give me a hint — dame una idea•
to take a hint — captar una indirectato take the hint — (unspoken) tomar algo a corazón; (spoken) darse por aludido
2) (=trace) señal f, indicio m2.VT dar a entender, insinuarhe hinted that I had a good chance of getting the job — insinuó que tenía muchas posibilidades de conseguir el trabajo
3.- hint at* * *[hɪnt]
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1)a) ( oblique reference) insinuación f, indirecta f; ( clue) pista fa gentle/broad hint — una pequeña/clara indirecta
to drop a hint to somebody — lanzarle* una indirecta a alguien
to take the hint — captar or (Esp tb) coger* la indirecta
OK, I can take a hint — está bien, ya entiendo or no me lo tienes que repetir
b) ( trace)just a hint of bitterness/sadness — un ligero dejo amargo/de tristeza
there was a hint of garlic/lemon in the dish — el plato tenía un dejo or gusto a ajo/limón
2) ( tip) consejo m
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transitive verb insinuar*, dar* a entender
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vi lanzar* indirectasto hint AT something — insinuar* or dar* a entender algo
См. также в других словарях:
take a hint — take a (or the) hint understand and act on a hint she tried to put him off but he didn t take the hint * * * take a/the ˈhint idiom to understand what sb wants you to do even though they tell you in an indirect way • I thought they d never go… … Useful english dictionary
take a hint — {v. phr.} To understand an allusion or a suggestion and behave accordingly. * / I don t like people who smoke, she said. Can t you take a hint and either quit smoking or seeing me? / … Dictionary of American idioms
take a hint — {v. phr.} To understand an allusion or a suggestion and behave accordingly. * / I don t like people who smoke, she said. Can t you take a hint and either quit smoking or seeing me? / … Dictionary of American idioms
take the hint — take a/the ˈhint idiom to understand what sb wants you to do even though they tell you in an indirect way • I thought they d never go some people just can t take a hint. • Sarah hoped he d take the hint and leave her alone. Main entry: ↑hintidiom … Useful english dictionary
take a hint — to understand or do something that is communicated indirectly. I can take a hint – if you don t want to talk about it, that s OK with me. “Weren t you going to check your messages?” she asked. I took the hint and left … New idioms dictionary
take\ a\ hint — v. phr. To understand an allusion or a suggestion and behave accordingly. I don t like people who smoke, she said. Can t you take a hint and either quit smoking or seeing me? … Словарь американских идиом
take a hint — verb To understand an indirect suggestion, and to act on it Syn: get the hint … Wiktionary
take the hint — verb Concede to mounting evidence; wake up and smell the coffee … Wiktionary
take a hint — understand what is being hinted … English contemporary dictionary
hint — [hint] n. [prob. var. of HENT] 1. a slight indication of a fact, wish, etc.; indirect suggestion or piece of advice; intimation; covert allusion [a hint that we should leave] 2. a very small amount or degree; trace [a hint of spice] 3. Obs. an… … English World dictionary
hint — hint1 [hınt] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Probably from hent act of seizing (16 17 centuries), from Old English hentan to seize ] 1.) something that you say or do to suggest something to someone, without telling them directly ▪ There have been… … Dictionary of contemporary English