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| Principal Translations |
| insinuating adj | (instilling distrust) | insinuante adj mf |
| insinuating adj | (gaining favor) | insinuante adj mf |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
insinuate,
insinuate that vtr | (with clause: imply) | insinuar que vtr + pron |
| | He insinuated that they were lying without actually saying so. |
| | Insinuó que estaban mintiendo sin decirlo claramente. |
| insinuate [sth]⇒ vtr | (imply, suggest) | insinuar⇒ vtr |
| | The trial lawyer insinuated doubt. |
| | El abogado insinuó que tenía dudas. |
| insinuate [sth] vtr | (insert, introduce [sth]) | introducir⇒ vtr |
| | The surgeon insinuated a fine tube into the patient's artery. |
| insinuate [sth/sb] into [sth] vtr + prep | (insert, introduce: into [sth]) | introducir a alguien en loc verb |
| | | introducir algo en loc verb |
| | Robert insinuated his wife into the top echelons. |
| | Roberto introdujo a su esposa en los mejores niveles sociales. |
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