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How is the word намёк translated from Russian to English

Косвенный намёк, часто обидный или двусмысленный.

An indirect hint, often rude or critical.

noun
English translation
Innuendo

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  • Его речь была полна намёков. — His speech was full of innuendo.

  • Она ответила на намёк холодным взглядом. — She answered the innuendo with a cold stare.

  • Можем мы обсудить план без намёков? — Can we discuss the plan without innuendo?

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FAQ about “намёк”

How is “намёк” translated from Russian?
“намёк” translates into English as “Innuendo”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “намёк” mean?
Meaning of “намёк”: Косвенный намёк, часто обидный или двусмысленный. In English — “Innuendo”.
What part of speech is “намёк”?
“намёк” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “намёк”?
Example sentences with “намёк” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “намёк”?
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