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Qué significa “suggest” en español

EE. UU. /səɡˈdʒɛst/ · Reino Unido /səˈdʒest/

suggest en español: sugerir, proponer, indicar, insinuar, dar a entender

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PROPONER IDEASA2

sugerir, proponer

Ofrecer una idea o una opción para que alguien la considere.

En inglés sencillo: To offer an idea or possible choice for someone to consider.

  • Can you suggest a restaurant?
  • She suggested meeting after lunch.
  • I suggest that we ask for help.

Cómo se usa: suggest doing something (She suggested taking the train.); suggest that someone do something (I suggest that we leave early.); suggest something to someone (He suggested a new route to us.)

Sinónimos: propose, recommend

Expresiones frecuentes: suggest a solution, suggest doing something, suggest an idea

DAR UNA IMPRESIÓNB2

sugerir, indicar

Hacer pensar que algo puede ser cierto o traer una idea a la mente.

En inglés sencillo: To make someone think that something may be true or bring an idea to mind.

  • The clouds suggest rain.
  • His accent suggested he was from Scotland.
  • These findings suggest a connection between sleep and memory.

Cómo se usa: suggest that… (The results suggest that the treatment works.)

Sinónimos: indicate, point to

Expresiones frecuentes: suggest a link, suggest a connection

INSINUACIÓNB2

insinuar, dar a entender

Expresar una idea de forma indirecta, sin decirla claramente.

En inglés sencillo: To express an idea without saying it directly.

  • Are you suggesting I cheated?
  • Her remarks suggested that we were unwelcome.
  • I never meant to suggest you were lazy.

Cómo se usa: suggest that… (Are you suggesting that he lied?)

Sinónimos: imply, hint

Expresiones frecuentes: suggest that, suggest something

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