Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Chinese
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The word is filled with negative connotations.
Its technological connotations have proliferated in both scope and presence.
The word'manipulate' has negative connotations.
Despite its connotations of freedom, it's a designation that denotes inhumanity.
Traveling: a word that encompasses different meanings and connotations.
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Such a solution would avoid the connotations of domestic criminal law.
The words‘serving' and‘servant' have extremely negative connotations.
Some argued that it could have undesirable connotations, such as a requirement to redraw borders.
Nevertheless, use of AAVE also carries strong social connotations;
But there are certain other connotations to the word"risk," and the same thing about the word"nature." What is nature?
He said he had always put the flag up andknew of its slavery connotations.
Stripped of its theological overtones and saccharine connotations, though, the concept has a reasonably clear analogue in modern physics.
Here truth is not simply an evaluation of literature butat the same time has ethical connotations.
The crown portrays both wealth and importance butalso has more humble connotations such as noble thinking and kindness to others.
Neutrality" and" impartiality" imply that assistance which is beingoffered does not have any political connotations.
The term" globalization" evoked various connotations and was consequently subject to different interpretations by the various nations and governments.
Respecting objective facts andstudying objective laws are more important connotations of seeking truth from facts;
In earlier connotations, the good governance concept had a technocratic bias which was aimed at creating the best possible conditions for economic development.
The word god with all its tradition, its memory, its intellectual and sentimental connotations- all this is not god.
Consumer electronics products have different connotations in countries with different levels of development and in different stages of development in the same country.
In recent years, the popularity and interest in food and wine pairings have increased andtaken on new connotations.
But it is worth asking ourselves whether that expression of will,which could have different connotations, constitutes a unilateral act in the sense that interests us.
This opinion was unfavourable to the authors, as the new namesrequested by them were perceived as having religious connotations.
Consumer electronics products have different connotations in countries with different levels of development and in different stages of development in the same country.
As the term is used to refer also to the extinguishing of a fire,it carries connotations of stilling, cooling, and peace.
Consumer electronic products have different connotations in different development level countries, and different connotations in different development stages of the same country.
I thought of"full-time father," because"father" and"fatherhood" have positive,powerful connotations in our society.
Unfortunately, the red cross and red crescent emblems have sometimes been wrongly perceived as having religious,cultural or political connotations.
The question confuses many protesters,many of whom had no idea about the symbol's racist connotations elsewhere in the world.
One of these principles states that a surname may not be changed if the requested new name would carry with it cultural,religious or social connotations.