implications
Prononciation : [ɪmˈplɪkeɪʃənz]
Mot
Contexte : « consequences »
(noun) the possible effects or outcomes of a decision or action. When you make a choice, there can be other things that happen because of it, like ripples in a pond.
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Choosing to study hard can have positive implications for your future, like getting into a good school.
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Ignoring the warning signs can lead to serious negative implications for everyone's safety.
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What are the implications of not following the rules in our class?
Contexte : « suggestions »
(noun) a hint or suggestion about something. Sometimes, what we say can imply something without saying it directly, like when you hint at what you really mean.
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Her smile had implications of happiness and approval during the game.
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His silence had no implications; it was just a quiet moment.
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What implications did you think she was trying to convey with her words?
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