Imply

Definition

imply / Çm'plaÇ / v ( pt , pp implied ) ၁။ ေစာင္းပါး ရိပ္ျခည္ ေျပာသည္။ သြယ္ဝိုက္ၫႊန္းဆိုသည္။ implied criticism / threats ❍ His silence seemed to imply agreement. ❍ Are you implying that I'm wrong? Compare INFER ၂။ (က်ဳိးေၾကာင္းဆက္စပ္မႈအရ) ေပၚလြင္သည္၊ ၫႊန္ျပသည္။ The fact that she was here implies a degree of interest. ❍ Increases in salaries usually imply an increase in the number of foreign holidays taken.

Examples

1. The presence of stairs in the ruins implies an upper floor.
2. [imply (that)] : The increase in the inflation level implies that wages are rising too fast.
3. [as the/its name implies] : An off-road vehicle
4. as its name implies
5. is designed for use where there are no roads.
6. The doctor has stressed that her comments do not imply criticism of the study.
7. The warning carried an implied threat.
8. [imply (that)] : I didn’t mean to imply that you were interfering.