to suggest
∞
1.6
- verb
- /səˈdʒɛst/
:
sugerir
- I suggest we meet at the café to discuss the project further.
- suggest ways
- suggest strategies
- suggest recording
You know, because I've, I suggested it to a producer.
- You know, because I've, I suggested it to a producer.
- What would the two by two box tool suggest as a fourth rule?
- So here's the first thing that I'd suggest trying out.
- In an ideal world, I suggest you ask a question first.
- But I would suggest that it's not either or.
- Garland is going to suggest something different, he says.
- The way we suggest you engage with it is this.
- Instead, he goes on and he suggests another line of thinking.
- Did did he just suggest the purge for stealing from CVS?
- Oh my God, I always suggest The Alchemist first.
- Like dude, like may I suggest you do that?
- I humbly suggest it's not going to happen.
- I would never suggest processing that by yourself.
Examples
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If you want meaning, I suggest you try a dictionary.
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And how do you suggest we do that?
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In an ideal world, I suggest you ask a question first.
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OK, so can someone suggest one answer that people gave?
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Okay, so, what do you suggest we do?
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I suggest you take it.
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How would you suggest people learn to juggle?
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So how would you suggest people ask mentors for help?
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So here's the first thing that I'd suggest trying out.
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Gentlemen, I suggest we act as a unit... so there will be no question of mistaken reprisals.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Say you will do something to help someone
∞
2.1
To suggest someone or something as a good choice
∞
3.0
To suggest a plan or idea for others to consider
414
2.2
Give someone advice about what to do
141
3.2
Tell someone you think they should do something
134
5.3
To suggest an idea or plan to see people's reaction
65
3.2
To suggest an idea or plan for others to consider
28
3.9
To suggest an idea or plan for others to consider
9
4.6
Formally suggest a plan or action in a meeting
1
3.4
Suggest ideas for others to consider
How Forceful
∞
2.8
591
3.2
∞
2.1
∞
3.0
∞
1.6
136
2.0
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Suggest comes from the Latin parts sub- 'under' and gerere 'to carry', so it originally meant to 'carry an idea under' someone's notice. That's why to suggest is to offer an idea or plan for someone to think about.