Exude

exude







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vt. (及物動詞 transitive verb)



          1.    使滲出;發散(氣味等)



vi. (不及物動詞 intransitive verb)



          1.    滲出;(氣味等)散發





C



exude (v.) 

   

meaning "to ooze, to give off from the pores (毛孔)," combines with the preposition from to stipulate the source of what is being exuded: 



She exuded [from every pore] an [air] of prosperity. 



With only a direct object, exude stresses what is being exuded: He exuded pomposity. 





　

One might compare this picture's broad, sweeping canvas to a marvelously engrossing novel, but it actually transcends the level of a roman (韻文小說)-- for a first-time viewer, the film carries the paralyzing shocks and joyous discoveries of everyday life. And on that level, it truly is a special motion picture -- 



and one that exudes [wonder] 

from 

first frame to last. 



When one of the Carati grandsons finally utters the last line -- a point-blank reflection on the beauty of living -- what might otherwise seem clichéd and stale 



feels more than [justified] 

by the great life-[tapestry] that has preceded it.





infiltrate Beleaguer

injunction

innuendo

sinus minutiae

insinuate

women never ask. No, they don't ask, they [insinuate]. And you are insinuating, not very subtly, may I add, that I am...

He tried to insinuate [himself] [into] the [boss's favor].

She insinuated [to] us [that] her partner had [embezzled] funds.

Innuendo