subtext的意思和读音

subtext

: [ˈsʌbˌtɛkst] : ['sʌbtekst]

n.

subtexts  

n.implication,hidden agenda,suggestion,connotation,intimation

subtextn.

1.a hidden meaning or reason for doing sth

n.1.2.

n.1.an idea in a book, movie, etc. that is not clearly stated but can be understood2.a true but not directly expressed meaning of something that someone says

1. Sticking points Subtext Survival ...

3. Standard Subtext Text ...

5. Stickingpoints Subtext Youareinmyworld ...

6. ) reticence n. ) subtext n. ) veil v. ...

8.)、“”(“speakability”)、“”(“subtext”)

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1.But that puts some kind of burden on me. I have to tell a story in a much more elaborate way, but I have the potential. it's called subtext.”。

2."The subtext is always 'My son is extraordinary, ' " Merrie said. "She's always complaining about the length of his attention span. "’,”:“。”

3.But it was a condescending stunt whose subtext seemed to be that singing was the best migrants' children could aspire to.

4.The subtext of the movie, you know. . . was working on these kind of really Jungian, archetypal levels.

5.These doubts are brought to the surface, but are within the subtext of the scene.

6.Subtext means that, on the surface, the scene can appear to mean one thing, when it actually means something else entirely.

7.But it will also create a way for you to work subtext into the character's dialogue.

8.The subtext of his message to less-than-generous Japanese factory operators: Disregard this order at your peril.

9.After 27 years of marriage, both of us understand the unspoken subtext to our exchange. It goes like this.27

10.But no matter, because apparently the idea of a woman being elected (subtext: oh my golly! Oh my God! ) trumps all.!)