Examples of using Negative connotation in English and their translations into Chinese
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Madness' has a negative connotation.
We can call it jargon, although that word may have a negative connotation.
It usually has a negative connotation(blacklist').
Images of Māori protesting andholding signs always had such negative connotation.
The phrase often carries a negative connotation when applied to an individual or group.
I think some folks are naturally associating the negative connotation with it.
Extremists has a negative connotation,” adding“I identify as a Segregated Witness.”.
The word"player" has such a negative connotation.
Today the word has a negative connotation, but in the early days, it referred to a person with a certain attitude towards technology.
Deficit" also has a negative connotation.
The meaning which emerges is doctrine, school, or(religious)party- without any negative connotation.".
Duty had a much less different and negative connotation than it does in this day and age.
Sentiment analysis(determining whether a sentence has a positive or negative connotation).
No wonder, these phrases carry a negative connotation, but, the message itself is actually well-intentioned.
Unfortunately, in many countries, the term"Social Housing" still has a negative connotation.
Although this phrase may also have a negative connotation, in our case, we are referring to the positive scenario.
In the ever-changing 21st century,even the word“habit” carries a negative connotation.
The negative connotation has primarily been aimed at those espousing views adhering to social progressivism, cultural inclusivity, or feminism.
The word has a clear negative connotation.
Silicon Valley may be one of the only places in theworld where the word“Waterfall” has a slightly negative connotation.
That small root always carries a negative connotation in english.
The expression" disguised extradition" may have a negative connotation since it implies an ulterior motive which may indicate an abuse of right or bad faith.
Of course, that term now has a negative connotation.
It was agreed that thelanguage to be used should avoid the negative connotation referred to and that it should be readily understood in different legal systems.
It is the use of derogatory language or words that carry a negative connotation when describing an enemy.
A bit of caution on this term: The word'hindrances' carries a negative connotation, and indeed these are states of mind we want to eradicate.
Society for Threatened Peoples(STP)stated that the term" Pygmies" has a negative connotation but that the term is commonly used.
In some countries, however,the term" price control" has acquired a negative connotation, including that it affects revenue-induced innovation for pharmaceutical companies.
It had been decided that theequivalent in the Uzbek language would have a negative connotation and could be interpreted as disrespectful and derogatory.