imply
BrE /ˈɪmplaɪ/ AmE /ˈɪmplaɪ/
verb en → es
past implied pp implied ing impling
to suggest or indicate something without saying it directly; to mean that something is true, although you do not say this clearly
indicar, sugerir, implicar
- imply that-clause
Collocations imply a connection · imply an intention
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The report implies that the company is in financial trouble.
El informe sugiere que la empresa está en problemas financieros.
to be a logical consequence of something; to follow from something as a result or conclusion
implicar, conllevar
- imply that-clause
Collocations imply a risk · imply a consequence
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The new law implies significant changes to the education system.
La nueva ley implica cambios significativos en el sistema educativo.