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The correct way to use 示意 (shìyì) in a sentence is to indicate or convey a message or idea through a signal, hint, or gesture. It can also mean to give a sign or make a motion to communicate something. 示意 (shìyì) is often used in situations where words may not be appropriate or possible, such as in a noisy environment or when trying to be discreet.
Example 1: 老师用手势示意 (lǎoshī yòng shǒushì shìyì) 让学生安静下来。(The teacher made a gesture to signal the students to quiet down.)
Example 2: 他的眼神示意 (tā de yǎnshén shìyì) 表示他同意我的建议。(His expression hinted that he agreed with my suggestion.)
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示意 (shìyì) is used more in formal Chinese. It is often used in written language, such as in official documents, speeches, and academic papers. It is also commonly used in formal settings, such as business meetings, presentations, and lectures.
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The meaning of 示意 (shìyì) is similar to its synonyms, such as 暗示 (ànshì), 示威 (shìwēi), and 示导 (shìdǎo), in that they all convey the idea of conveying a message or intention through indirect means. However, 示意 (shìyì) specifically refers to using gestures, signals, or signs to communicate, while the other synonyms may also include verbal or written communication.
For example, if someone is giving a presentation and wants to indicate to the audience to move on to the next slide, they may use 示意 (shìyì) by pointing to the screen or making a hand gesture. In this case, 示意 (shìyì) is more appropriate than using 暗示 (ànshì) or 示威 (shìwēi), which imply a more subtle or forceful hint or suggestion, respectively.
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