allusive 英 [əˈlu:sɪv] 　 美 [əˈlusɪv]

allusive

allusive　 英 [əˈlu:sɪv] 美 [əˈlusɪv]

adj. 暗指的；引用典故的　

allusive method, use a language more commonly, also can use gesticulation, expression, or use cipher of etc of allusive sex medicaments to undertake.　暗示的方法，一般多采用语言，也可采用手势、表情，或采用暗示性药物及其他暗号来进行。
A reader can now trace Larkin's development from his allusive Oxford University Labour Club Bulletin efforts "about trees and the sky and the seasons" to his more mature, better-known works.　读者能够从书中追溯拉金的发展，从他在《牛津大学工党俱乐部简报》上引经据典，描写“关于树木、天空和季节”的诗歌到他更为成熟，有名气的作品。

  • Allusive means implying or indirectly suggesting something. If you broach the subject of your friend's strange hair cut in an allusive way, you hint around without ever directly referring to it.
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  • adj. 暗指的；引用典故的

  • 1. allusive method, use a language more commonly, also can use gesticulation, expression, or use cipher of etc of allusive sex medicaments to undertake.

    暗示的方法，一般多采用语言，也可采用手势、表情，或采用暗示性药物及其他暗号来进行。

  • 2. A reader can now trace Larkin's development from his allusive Oxford University Labour Club Bulletin efforts "about trees and the sky and the seasons" to his more mature, better-known works.

    读者能够从书中追溯拉金的发展，从他在《牛津大学工党俱乐部简报》上引经据典，描写“关于树木、天空和季节”的诗歌到他更为成熟，有名气的作品。

  • allusive (adj.) "involving allusions," c. 1600, from Latin allus-, past participle stem of alludere "to joke, jest" (see allude) + -ive. Related: Allusively; allusiveness.
al·lu·sive / əˈluːsɪv ; NAmE əˈluːsɪv / adjective ( formal) containing allusions 间接提到的；暗指的；影射的；含典故的 ◆ an allusive style of writing 引经据典的写作风格 al·lu·sive / əˈluːsɪv ; NAmE əˈluːsɪv /
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