implicit
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implicit /im'plisit/
Concise Dictionary- tính từ
- ngấm, ngấm ngầm; ẩn tàng
- an implicit threat: mối đe doạ ngầm
- hoàn toàn tuyệt đối
- implicit obedience: sự tuân lệnh tuyệt đối
- (toán học) ẩn
- implicit function: hàm ẩn
- ngấm, ngấm ngầm; ẩn tàng
ɪm'plɪsɪt
adj.
+implied though not directly expressed; inherent in the nature of something
+being without doubt or reserve
Thesaurus Dictionaryadj.
+implied though not directly expressed; inherent in the nature of something
+being without doubt or reserve
adj.
1 implied, indirect, inferable, understood, unspoken, undeclared, tacit, inherent, inferential, latent:
Certain provisions are implicit in every legal contract and need not be expressed
2 absolute, unquestioning, unquestioned, unqualified, total, sheer, complete, unmitigated, unalloyed, undiluted, unlimited, unconditional, unreserved, utter, full, wholehearted:
I have implicit faith in Nicole's judgement.
+ adjective
1 ~ (in sth) suggested without being directly expressed: Implicit in his speech was the assumption that they were guilty. + implicit criticism
2 ~ (in sth) forming part of sth (although perhaps not directly expressed): The ability to listen is implicit in the teacher's role.
3 ~ (in sth) complete and not doubted: She had the implicit trust of her staff.
Compare: EXPLICIT
implicitly adverb: It reinforces, implicitly or explicitly, the idea that money is all-important. + I trust John implicitly.
1 ~ (in sth) suggested without being directly expressed: Implicit in his speech was the assumption that they were guilty. + implicit criticism
2 ~ (in sth) forming part of sth (although perhaps not directly expressed): The ability to listen is implicit in the teacher's role.
3 ~ (in sth) complete and not doubted: She had the implicit trust of her staff.
Compare: EXPLICIT
implicitly adverb: It reinforces, implicitly or explicitly, the idea that money is all-important. + I trust John implicitly.
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