No. 6,238 in Korean
시사한다
"시사한다" means "to suggest" or "to imply."
In a sentence
이 사건은 미래의 문제를 시사한다.
This incident suggests future issues.
Here, '시사한다' is used to denote that the incident hints or suggests potential problems that might occur in the future.
그의 의견은 중요한 쟁점을 시사하고 있다.
His opinion implies important issues.
'시사하고 있다' indicates that the person's opinion brings attention to or implies the significance of certain topics.
보고서는 정책 변화의 필요성을 시사한다.
The report suggests the necessity of policy change.
In this context, '시사한다' is used to imply that the report conveys the idea or necessity of changing policies.
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