Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Czech
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What connotations Michael?
Well it has certain connotations.
But what connotations, Michael?
Er… well, that obviously has bad connotations.
It's supposed to have bad connotations for some of the patients.
Back and rear have totally different connotations.
Has alternate connotations, like spreading mustard on a footlong.
Could it have any sinister connotations?
Its origins and connotations have been inextricably linked To religion and mythology.
Well, it's got some pretty evil connotations, Ariel.
All have different connotations, which could introduce bias, depending on context.
In those days the word asylum had good connotations.
Since these terms each have different connotations, we would like to briefly classify ourselves.
This physicality often has expressive erotic connotations.
Remarks and shit, like, connotations or whatever.
The word"original" has itself for us very positive connotations.
Both the connotations and scope of the performance should also evoke our present desire to find a harmonious society.
Black foods suggest rot or death, andhave negative connotations.
I have a great deal of respect for the personal andoften national connotations that each of us brings to these values and principles.
A vulgarian would use the word"mutate," butit has such negative connotations.
In German, the term'pesticides' has completely negative connotations and generally refers to the improper use of plant protection products.
I know for a lot of women the word"Menopause" has negative connotations.
It introduces students to the connotations and methods of using the concepts of language, speech, code, sign, meaning, the signifier, the signified, text, metatext, narrative, message.
There may not be any, butthere's a lot of negative connotations.
This too allows him to link different connotations from references to a writerly aesthetic via the interrogation of everything from contemporary graphic design to traditional calligraphy.
I would like to say that you're all my family, butthat word has such ugly connotations.
Beyond these often-conflicting connotations relating to societal processes in the globalised world or technological approaches in the contemporary digital culture, the leitmotif of Mrkus‘ creations consists of evoking spiritual principles.
By the second half of the 20th century the word"consumption" already had positive connotations.
However, the undue presence of a banana in the constructivist intarsia makes the composition and its connotations questionable, similarly to, for example, the cow in Malevich's cubist composition Cow and Violin(1913) from over one hundred years ago.
Now we're talking about a guy for whom the phrase"life in prison" carries some seriously weighty connotations.