a. 沉默寡言的, 不苟言笑的, 缄默的
s impped by or inferred from actions or statements
1.And contacting him would be tacit encouragement.
和他联系会变成一种无声的支持和肯定
2.They wouldn't gossip about me without his tacit approval.
他不默许 他们不会对我说三道四
3.It's ait's a tacit admission she knows the experience isn't real.
也就是说她心里知道 这段经历不是真实的
4.Sign a confession for crimes that you have already tacitly admitted to me anyway.
签了认罪书 反正你早已向我认下了那些罪名
5.By accepting those positions in your government, we give tacit support to your popcies.
我们接受了您政府的职位 也就默示支持您的政策
