implied

adj.

暗指的，含蓄的；

v.

暗示，暗指( imply的过去式和过去分词 )；必然包含；说明，表明；

express or implied明示或默示；明订或默示

implied warranty[经]默认保证；[经]默示担保

1. On the New York and Hong Kong exchanges, where PetroChina can be had, the implied market capitalizations are not nearly as great.
   在纽约和香港证券交易所，中石油可能被骗了，含蓄的市场资本就不那么伟大了。
2. They argued that sociobiology does not necessarily lead to any particular political ideology as many critics implied.
   他们声称，社会生物学并不一定会像许多批评者暗示的那样引导任何特定的政治意识形态。
3. Unspoken assumptions and implied information are also important to both the perception of a trick and its subsequent reconstruction.
   未说出口的假设和暗示的资讯，对感知一个戏法和随后的重建戏法也很重要。

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