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inkling

/ˈɪŋklɪŋ/

inklingnoun

inklings

/ˈɪŋklɪŋ/

Traductions

idée vagueSens général ; s’emploie pour une connaissance ou une notion imprécise.

She had an inkling that something was wrong when she saw the lights on in the house.

Elle avait une idée vague que quelque chose n’allait pas quand elle a vu les lumières allumées dans la maison.

Traductions supplémentaires

indicePour le sens de petite indication ou de signe discret.

Définitions

A slight knowledge or vague notion about something.

She had an inkling that something was wrong when she saw the lights on in the house.

A hint or small indication of something.

He gave me an inkling of what the surprise party would be like.

Synonymes

inkleverb

inkling

Gerund

inkled

Past Simple

inkled

Past Participle

inkling

Gerund

/ˈɪŋkəl/

Traductions

laisser entendreLittéraire ; faire une allusion discrète.

She inkled that there might be a surprise party planned for his birthday.

Elle a laissé entendre qu'une fête surprise était peut-être prévue pour son anniversaire.

Définitions

To hint or give a slight indication of something.

She inkled that there might be a surprise party planned for his birthday.

Synonymes

inklenoun

Définitions

A narrow woven tape or braid, often used for trimming or binding.

She used a colorful inkle to decorate the edges of her handmade bag.

inkleadjective

Définitions

Attributive: relating to, made of, or designed for inkle tape or weaving.

She bought an inkle loom to practice narrow-band weaving.