Examples of using Which connotes in English and their translations into French
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Went with a cool gray, which connotes dryness.
With the Passover, Almighty God brought His people, Israel, out of the slavery of pagan Egypt, and into a wilderness,where that older generation wandered for 40 years a number which connotes trial, or testing.
KAIZEN is a Japanese word which connotes changing for the better.
Prepare yourselves to choose with conviction the“for ever” which connotes love;
He contrasts it to nepios,"childish," which connotes moral immaturity and deficiency.
Notice the next of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse,the red horse which connotes war.
The pairs are arranged in a circle which connotes the interdependence of man throughout the world.
Animations wise, we like the shooting comet graphic which connotes your wins.
The most important is symmetry, which connotes a sense of grandeur as it applies to everything from palaces to farmhouses.
My pilgrimage is not a crusade, which connotes violence.
As we all know,there is a formal equality, which connotes non-discrimination or liberalized access, and there is substantive equality, which connotes tangible benefit.
An important feature in Chinese architecture is its emphasis on symmetry, which connotes a sense of.
From cosmesis comes the adjective cosmetic, which connotes the emphasis of personal surface appearance in order to win friends and influence people.
The presence of poplars in the Po Valley landscape is a strong identity value which connotes the beauty of the landscape.
The relationship between material mind anddivine spirit, which connotes a value and carries a meaning not found in either of the contributing factors to such an association.
To designate the study of religion,the word"talmud" is used in contrast with"ma'aseh," which connotes the practise of religion.
The founding fathers of economics saw in scarcity, which connotes shortage, want, insufficiency and frugality, the keystone for their theoretical constructs of economics.
First of all, the positive estimation of authority, which functions as the Leitmotif of the text,is very clear from the happy choice of making a refrain of the Hebrew word“Amen”, which connotes the biblical act and posture of faith.
The sanctuary of the church is very spartan which connotes the common nature of its parishioners.
In the devşirme, which connotes"draft","blood tax" or"child collection", young Christian boys from the Balkans and Anatolia were taken from their homes and families, converted to Islam, and enlisted into the most famous branch of the Kapıkulu, the Janissaries, a special soldier class of the Ottoman army that became a decisive faction in the Ottoman invasions of Europe.