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What do you imply under your words? is this correct to say?
2012年10月29日 15:37
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No. A common phrase is, "What do you imply by your words?" If you are saying that the person's words are disguising his true meaning, you might ask, "What is the true message (or meaning) behind (or underlying) your words?"
2012年10月29日
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No, it's more natural to say, "What are you implying by your words?"
2012年10月30日
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白俄羅斯語, 英語, 法語, 波蘭語, 俄語, 烏克蘭語
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