inkling ['iŋkliŋ]

英汉解释

n. 暗示；略知；模糊概念
v. 暗示 （inkle的ing形式）；[英国方言]略知；低声说出

同义词

n. glimmer，glimmering，intimation

参考例句

1. You have to go to the world which he has created to get any inkling of his actual character.
你要知道上帝的实际性质的任何迹象，你必须到他新创造的世界里去。
2. Most of these other "Magicians" are braggarts who act the part but rarely have an inkling of the Truth.
大多数魔术的这些其他如此命名的人是行动零件的吹嘘，但是很少有真相的暗示。
3. Doctors can get an inkling by questioning people about their age, diet, infrequency of exercise and smoking habits—but it is only an inkling, not a direct measurement.
医生可以通过询问病人的年龄、饮食、锻炼的频率以及吸烟的习惯得到初步印象——但这仅仅是初步印象，并不是直接测量。

英英解释

n.
  1. a slight suggestion or vague understanding

网络释义

inkling
暗示; 略知; 细微的迹象; 迹象;
clue inkling
端倪;
get an inkling of
微微觉得;
inkling smattering twilight
略知;
have an inkling of
对...略有所知; 模糊的想法;