| génér. |
hint; intimate; imply; indicate; insinuate; signal (with obj.] indicate the existence or occurrence of (something) by actions or sounds. the Community could signal displeasure by refusing to cooperate | [with clause] she gave a glance which signalled that her father was being secretive. NOED. давая понять, что разговор закончен = signalling that the conversation was over. "Yes, I know," Oliver replied, looking stonily at the ground and signalling that the conversation was over. Alexander Demidov); communicate (to make your ideas, feelings, thoughts, etc. known to other people so that they understand them • Candidates must be able to communicate effectively. • ~ something (to sb) He was eager to communicate his ideas to the group. • Her nervousness was communicating itself to the children. • ~ how/what, etc… They failed to communicate what was happening and why. OALD Alexander Demidov); make understand (Vadim Rouminsky); let somebody see; make noises; convey; bring something home to |
