Suggestの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Suggest means recommend

A: It is to offer an option or to give your opinion.
For example.
I 'suggest' going to this restaurant.
I suggest you drink some water.

A: Suggest means to recommend something. For example, if you asked what I thought was good on a menu, I could suggest or tell you what you should try or what I thought was good.

A: Предлагать

A: I suggest you don't do that

I suggest you calm down

I suggest you make your move

I suggest you go over there instead

I suggest is someone giving their opinion on what you should do but sometimes can sound rude or demanding. Such as "I suggest you calm down" could be said in an argument. Anyway keep up the good work!

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*I reccomend..
*I believe it may be better to..
*It may be better..

There may be more but these are what I can think of

A: I’d suggest you go to X
I wouldn’t suggest doing that
Which restaurant would you suggest?
My mother suggested I go to the doctor

A: What do you suggest?
I'm open to suggestions.
How do you suggest we do that?
I suggest we go somewhere else, it's too loud in here.

A: I suggested that we should go with plan B instead.
She suggested that we should check the scores again.
It was only a suggestion, don't get mad.
Everyone suggested something good ,but I'm still unsure of what to do.

A: They have the same meaning, but use can differ. I would use propose more for solutions, although you can use suggest for this too. The difference is "propose" has more of a "teamwork / joint decision" feel to it, while "suggest" is more simple, like a 1-time recommendation.
Suggest can also be used for recommendations based on opinion for things such as food or services. In this case, "what do you suggest?" means something like "What do you think is good?" You would not "propose a ham sandwich," but you might "propose a trip" to a diner for lunch. Overall, propose is more formal.

Examples:

What does the committee propose we do about the water leak?

We drafted a proposal (wrote out what we propose) for the new program.

I can't seem to get myself to sit down and do my work. What do you suggest? (or "Do you have any suggestions?")

I was thinking of repainting my living room. What color do you suggest?

[Then there's the other use of propose, for marriage. You don't "suggest" marriage. You "propose" it.]

A: They basically mean the same thing except for offer you'd have to word the sentence a different way than if you used suggest or propose interchangeably.
Ex: What do you suggest we do? What do you propose we do? Offer wouldn't sound right in those sentences. Hope that helps!

A: I think 'propose' is a more formal version of 'suggest'. You would suggest an idea to a friend but you would propose a plan to a company.

A: suggest - you can suggest someone to change something (does not have to be positive) or suggest to do something
"I suggest you to stop yelling or I will tell dad about your bad behaviour."
"I suggest you to go this way, it will be faster."

recommend - it seems to be always positive (recommend to do something like read a great book)
"I recommend this restaurant, they have delicious spaghetti."

A: Suggest is something I just say, but imply is something I mean but don't say. And if an objects hints something at you, "suggest" can be used.

I suggest we go to the park. (I say: "let's go to the park." to let you know I want us to go to the park.)
I suggest going to the park to imply I don't want to stay here. (I say: "let's go to the park." to let you know I don't want to stay here.)

The dusty floor suggests he hasn't cleaned his room in a while.

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A: Suggest

pronounced:
sir - jest

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A: × i suggest you not to use it.
✓ I suggest (that) you not use it.

A: I would say " Don't beat yourself up "

A: He suggested that I take it easy, but I can't relax.

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