Examples of using Connoted in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Connoted dangers storm tide storm tide, tornados.
In business communications, there are only few occasions as positively connoted as laudations.
The enjoyment of the Other, immediately connoted the impossible, can be discussed under four aspects.
Destiny is more than a career, and it is not exactly fate either,not as fate is connoted in the world.
The idea of the red shoe woman remains forever connoted but unattainable, and will consume the person transformed by this trope.
Overwriting the image,they highlight the stylistic ambitions of the photographs and shorten the development of a connoted(and encoded) message.
If the client doubted a little early in a brick solution seemed too connoted"renovation", the side of project management we were determined on the choice of the brick.
Furthermore, in the context of enlightenment the citizen as the inhabitant of a citywas increasingly criticized because he was more and more connoted with economic premises.
New ways of storing and analyzing huge masses of data- connoted by the concepts of Big Data and Data Science- are the focus of the DISS research undertaking that the University of Stuttgart is conducting with the University of Heidelberg….
Passports are in fact perfect projection surfaces and simultaneously precisely connoted objects in which many concepts meet.
That such qualities were even positively connoted, we owe to the ideal of the Protestant work ethic, which was described among other things by the sociologist Max Weber- and which historically not by nature, but is still a fairly new phenomenon.
The façade projection, made up of six individual areas wasapproximately the size of old cinema screens and connoted the entrees of great film festivals.
A distinctly articulated interest in expressively connoted, figurative painting in both institutional and commercial contexts that, in reference to the meanwhile dogmatic soberness of Minimal and Conceptual Art, rejects the notion of an end of paintingÂ- not seldom expressed with great emotion and the evocation of alleged historical constants.
This seems a crucial advantage to me in comparison with terms such as décroissance, degrowth or economic contraction that try toattach a negative prefix to the hitherto positively connoted notion of growth.
In her installations Michaela Schweigercombines complex variants of image production connoted by the media with diverse historic and modern spatial concepts and theories, all of which refer to the production of artistic images as designs of(spatial) utopia, on the one hand, and, on the other, position the symbolic appropriation as an extension or analysis(of socio-political) utopia through art as a process of social and aesthetic action.
However, the fundamental idea was new in its desire to bring about a shift in the portrayal of‘Asian' elements in Russia; No longer depicting themas barbaric, but rather as a constituent, and therefore positively connoted, part of Eurasian culture.
This doesn't mean that I don't know how to cherish a serene drama, but Lee's cold and reserved approach-for some strange reasons a lot of critics use the positively connoted word"humanistic" when they talk about his works- doesn't do justice to the medium film.
The crisscrossing sunbeams connote the vibrant internal and external movement of energy.
It connotes what is fleeting, unsatisfying, and profitless.
They connote simply a way of life in any specific time.
It connotes joyous amazement.
The"we" connotes community-- the extended family system.
For many, the Best Western brand connotes utilitarian, business-like rooms.
The term connotes people speaking unintelligible non-Indic languages.
New York City- these three little words connote energy, mystery and glamour.
The term connotes the police's increasing reliance on'effectiveness' and'efficiency' rather than'proportionality' in using force.
The term consistency connotes both the regularity of an activity, and the level of thickness of a substance think of cookery lessons.
Going for refuge," for example, connotes a passive act of seeking protection from an omnipotent God.
An exquisite rendering of late19th century"small-town tranquility"whose rhapsodic gestures connote optimism.