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to insinuate
01
insinuer, sous-entendre
to suggest something in an indirect manner
Transitive: to insinuate sth | to insinuate that
Exemples
During the discussion, she insinuated that her colleague was taking credit for her ideas without directly accusing him.
Pendant la discussion, elle a insinué que son collègue s'attribuait le mérite de ses idées sans l'accuser directement.
The politician strategically insinuated a connection between his opponent and a controversial business deal, casting doubt on the opponent's integrity.
Le politicien a stratégiquement insinué un lien entre son adversaire et une affaire commerciale controversée, jetant un doute sur l'intégrité de l'adversaire.
02
s'insinuer dans
to gradually move oneself or a thing into a particular place or position by elusive manipulation
Transitive: to insinuate sth into a situation or position | to insinuate oneself into a situation or position
Exemples
The politician insinuated her agenda into the committee's discussions without directly addressing it.
Le politicien a insinué son programme dans les discussions du comité sans l'aborder directement.
The salesman insinuated his product into the customer's consideration by highlighting its benefits.
Le vendeur a insinué son produit dans la considération du client en mettant en avant ses avantages.
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