innuendo

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishinnuendoin‧nu‧en‧do /ˌɪnjuˈendəʊ $ -doʊ/ noun (plural innuendoes or innuendos) [countable, uncountable] SEXYBAD BEHAVIOUR OR ACTIONSa remark that suggests something sexual or unpleasant without saying it directly, or these remarks in general → double entendre His writing is full of sexual innuendoes. a campaign based on rumour, innuendo, and gossipExamples from the Corpusinnuendo• The programme consists of an hour of sexist banter and innuendo.• The family is being torn apart by rumor and innuendo.Origin innuendo (1500-1600) Latin “by speaking indirectly”, from innuere “to say indirectly”, from nuere “to nod”

单词	innuendo
释义	innuendo From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishinnuendoin‧nu‧en‧do /ˌɪnjuˈendəʊ $ -doʊ/ noun (plural innuendoes or innuendos) [countable, uncountable] SEXYBAD BEHAVIOUR OR ACTIONSa remark that suggests something sexual or unpleasant without saying it directly, or these remarks in general → double entendre His writing is full of sexual innuendoes. a campaign based on rumour, innuendo, and gossipExamples from the Corpusinnuendo• The programme consists of an hour of sexist banter and innuendo.• The family is being torn apart by rumor and innuendo.Origin innuendo (1500-1600) Latin “by speaking indirectly”, from innuere “to say indirectly”, from nuere “to nod”
随便看	as regards as regards as regards something as regular as clockwork as seen as sees it way sees it as sees the way sees it as silent as the grave as smart etc as the dickens as sober as a judge as solid as a rock as somebody sees it/the way somebody sees it as somebody/something goes as somebody’s guest as soon as as soon as poss as soon as your head hits the pillow as soon etc as possible as soon/quickly/much etc as possible as steady as a rock as sure as hell as the crow flies as the days go by as the days/weeks/years go by as the next man