Hanapin
to drive at
[phrase form: drive]
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nagpapaunawa
to try to say something without directly mentioning it
Halimbawa
The subtle hints in her speech drove at the need for a change in the company's strategy.
During the meeting, the manager carefully drove at the importance of meeting project deadlines.
In the discussion, the scientist aimed to drive at the significance of the recent research findings.
The teacher asked questions that seemed to drive at deeper understanding of the subject.
Despite his vague response, it was clear that he was driving at a need for additional support.
