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• aluzija; iluzija; mig; skriven nagoveštaj; što će reći; što znači; to jest; znak -
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• vihjaileminen• vihjaus• vihjailu -
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• posměšek• narážka -
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noun(pl. -oes)косвенный намек; инсинуацияSyn:hint* * *(n) выпад; инсинуация; косвенный намек* * *косвенный намек; инсинуация* * *[in·nu·en·do || ‚ɪnjuː'endəʊ] n. намек, косвенный намек, инсинуация* * ** * *1) косвенный намек; инсинуация (about) 2) вводное объяснение к правовому документу -
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лат.1) порочащий намёк, инсинуация2) часть судебной речи по делу о пасквиле, в которой разъясняется, на что намекает пасквилянт -
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[ˌɪnjʊ'endəu] 1. n(pl innuendoes) непрями́й на́тяк; інсинуа́ція2. vроби́ти непрямі́ на́тяки -
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rosszindulatú célozgatás, célozgatás -
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nинсинуация, выпад- throw out innuendoes against smb. -
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insinuação maldosa, maledicência -
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s.indirecta, insinuación ; doble sentido, juegos de palabras (in jokes) (sobre sexo) (plural innuendoes o innuendos) -
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1. n косвенный намёк2. n инсинуация, выпадСинонимический ряд:1. hint (noun) hint; implication; inkling; suspicion; undertone2. insult (noun) affront; insult; slight; slur3. sly remark (noun) allusion; aside; aspersion; derogatory hint; imputation; indirect suggestion; insinuation; insinuendo; intimation; reflection; sly remark; suggestionАнтонимический ряд: -
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nინსინუაცია
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Innuendo — Студийный альбом Queen … Википедия
Innuendo — Studioalbum von Queen Veröffentlichung 4. Februar 1991 Label Parlophone/EMI; Hollywood Rec … Deutsch Wikipedia
innuendo — in·nu·en·do /ˌi nyü wen dō/ n: a parenthetical explanation of the text of a legal document; esp: an explanation in a complaint for defamation of the defamatory meaning of a statement by the defendant which is not defamatory on its face compare… … Law dictionary
Innuendo — (album) Innuendo Album par Queen Sortie 4 février 1991 (UK) 5 février 1991 (US) Enregistrement mars 1989 novembre 1990 Durée 53 min 48 s Genre(s) Rock … Wikipédia en Français
Innuendo — In nu*en do, n.; pl. {Innuedoes}(?). [L., by intimation, by hinting, gerund of innuere, innutum, to give a nod, to intimate; pref. in in, to + nuere (in comp.) to nod. See {Nutation}.] 1. An oblique hint; a remote allusion or reference, usually… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
innuendo — 1670s, oblique hint, indiscreet suggestion, usually a depreciatory one, from L. innuendo by meaning, pointing to, lit. giving a nod to, ablative of gerund of innuere to mean, signify, lit. to nod to, from in at + nuere to nod (see NUMINOUS (Cf.… … Etymology dictionary
innuendo — insinuation Analogous words: hinting or hint, intimation, suggestion (see corresponding verbs at SUGGEST): implication, inference: allusion (see corresponding verb at REFER) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
innuendo — meaning ‘an indirectly disparaging hint or remark’, has the plural form innuendoes. The word is derived from a Latin gerund (verbal noun) meaning ‘by nodding at’, i.e. ‘by pointing to, by meaning’. In English it was originally used in legal… … Modern English usage
innuendo — [n] suggestion allusion, aside, aspersion, hint, implication, imputation, insinuation, intimation, overtone, reference, whisper; concepts 75,278 Ant. evidence, proof … New thesaurus
innuendo — ► NOUN (pl. innuendoes or innuendos) ▪ an allusive or oblique remark, typically a suggestive or disparaging one. ORIGIN originally used in legal documents, meaning «that is to say»: from Latin, by nodding at, by pointing to , from in towards +… … English terms dictionary
innuendo — [in΄yo͞o en′dō] n. pl. innuendoes or innuendos [L, by nodding to, abl. of ger. of innuere, to nod to, hint < in , in + nuere, to nod < IE base * neu , to jerk, beckon, nod > Sans návatē, (he) turns, L numen, a nod] 1. Law explanatory… … English World dictionary