implication
gb/ˌɪmplɪkˈeɪʃən/ us/ˌɪmplɪkˈeɪʃən/
B2
Αγγλικά
~ 1700
utalás, célzás, következmény, kihatás, érintettség, belekeveredés, kapcsolatba hozás
ΟΥΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΌ
B2
1
Μοτίβο χρήσης:
the implication of [something]
Her tone carried the clear implication that she was not happy.
A hangneméből egyértelműen arra lehetett következtetni, hogy nem elégedett.
The politician's speech had an implication that taxes might rise.
A politikus beszéde azt sugallta, hogy emelkedhetnek az adók.
There was no direct accusation, but the implication was obvious.
He denied any wrongdoing, but the implication was there for all to hear.
Παραδείγματα για μαθητές
His words had the implication that he was tired.
A szavai arra utaltak, hogy fáradt.
The letter gave the implication that I should call.
A levélből azt lehetett kiérteni, hogy telefonálnom kellene.
I saw the implication in her smile.
The story had the implication that money is important.
Συχνό λάθος:
Learners sometimes confuse 'implication' with 'application', which has a completely different meaning related to use or requests.
Σημασία
something suggested indirectly
Συνδυασμοί λέξεων
strong implication
|clear implication
|carry an implication
|subtle implication
Συνώνυμα
suggestion (Less formal; can refer to both direct and indirect hints.)
|
inference (More formal; emphasizes the reasoning process to reach a conclusion.)
Αντώνυμα
statement (A direct expression of an idea, rather than something implied.)
Θέματα
communication
|logic
|interpretation
|education
Ορισμός
An idea or meaning that someone suggests without saying it directly.
A meaning or conclusion that is not directly stated but can be understood from what is said or done.
ΟΥΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΌ
B2
2
következmény
B1
kihatás
B2
Μοτίβο χρήσης:
the implications of [something]
The new law has serious implications for small businesses.
Az új törvénynek súlyos következményei vannak a kisvállalkozásokra nézve.
We need to consider the environmental implications of this project.
Figyelembe kell vennünk ennek a projektnek a környezeti hatásait.
His resignation will have political implications.
She failed to understand the financial implications of her choice.
Παραδείγματα για μαθητές
The change has big implications for the team.
A változásnak komoly következményei vannak a csapatra nézve.
There are health implications if you do not sleep well.
Egészségügyi következményei lehetnek, ha nem alszol jól.
This decision has important implications for us.
The report shows the implications of climate change.
Συχνό λάθος:
Learners sometimes confuse 'implications' with 'complications', though the latter refers to difficulties rather than potential effects.
Σημασία
possible effect or result
Συνδυασμοί λέξεων
political implications
|legal implications
|serious implications
|far-reaching implications
Συνώνυμα
consequence (More general; can be neutral, positive, or negative.)
|
ramification (Often used for complex or unintended consequences.)
Αντώνυμα
cause (Focuses on the origin of something rather than its effect.)
Θέματα
decision-making
|cause-effect
|analysis
|core_vocabulary
Ορισμός
A possible result of something that happens or is done.
A possible future effect or outcome of an action, event, or decision.
ΟΥΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΌ
C1
FORMAL
3
Μοτίβο χρήσης:
implication in [something]
His implication in the scandal damaged his career.
A botrányban való érintettsége ártott a karrierjének.
The evidence led to her implication in the fraud case.
A bizonyítékok nyomán felmerült az érintettsége a csalási ügyben.
They denied any implication in the illegal activities.
Παραδείγματα για μαθητές
He denied his implication in the crime.
Tagadta, hogy köze lenne a bűncselekményhez.
Her implication in the case surprised me.
Meglepett, hogy belekeveredett az ügybe.
The police looked at his implication in the theft.
Συχνό λάθος:
Learners may confuse 'implication' with 'application' here, or misunderstand it as only meaning 'suggestion'. Context usually clarifies.
Σημασία
involvement in wrongdoing
Συνδυασμοί λέξεων
implication in a crime
|direct implication
|deny implication
Συνώνυμα
involvement (More general; does not always carry a negative meaning.)
|
association (Neutral term for being connected with something.)
Αντώνυμα
exoneration (The act of officially stating that someone is not responsible for wrongdoing.)
Θέματα
law
|crime
|communication
Ορισμός
Saying or showing that someone is part of something bad or illegal.
The act of showing or suggesting that someone is connected to something, especially something dishonest or illegal.
Γραμματική
Λημματική μορφή
implication
IPA
GB/ˌɪmplɪkˈeɪʃən/
US/ˌɪmplɪkˈeɪʃən/
Συλλαβές και τόνος
im - plic - a - tion (4 συλλαβές)
Stress on 3rd syllable (a)
Τύποι λέξης
Noun
- Base: implication
- Plural: implication, implications
Οικογένεια λέξεων
Forms
implications
noun
Core family
Related words
implicate
verb C1
Negative and opposite forms
explicit
adjective B2
explicitly
adverb B2
Εκφράσεις
by implication
1/bˈaɪ ˌɪmplɪkˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
as an indirect result
It means something is true because of what was said, even if it was not said directly.
Παραδείγματα
- He didn't say it was wrong, but by implication he suggested it.
- By implication, her silence meant she agreed.