Examples of using Connotes in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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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
It connotes joyous amazement.
The trust we recieve from our clients connotes responsiblity to us.
The"we" connotes community-- the extended family system.
Because it is generative, monstrous and fluid, this model connotes‹femaleness.›.
It connotes what is fleeting, unsatisfying, and profitless.
For many, the Best Western brand connotes utilitarian, business-like rooms.
The term connotes people speaking unintelligible non-Indic languages.
How does it work- while we're on the subject- that the colour yellow connotes lying and falsehood?
The name al-Salaam also connotes"soundness", the idea of being free from blemish.
He used the word"engineering" in its definitional sense, not what the word connotes commonly.
Hermann August Weizenegger's“Ocean” connotes both expanse and oceanic depth at the same time.
This connotes: this amplifer needs only a little voltage of 100 nanovolt to reach an output voltage of 1 Volt.
Now the word"tolerance," if you look at it in the dictionary, connotes"allowing,""indulging" and"enduring.
Here Badiou negatively connotes a condition or state of visibility, within a regime of Empire.
The negative connotations associated with the word inJapan have disappeared in its American context, where it instead connotes the pride of the fans.
Going for refuge," for example, connotes a passive act of seeking protection from an omnipotent God.
Surveyors should be obliged to"satisfy themselves" as to crew ability and awareness(paragraphs 1(b) and(c));the term"verification" connotes an unrealistic degree of proof.
So the word religion connotes to bind again, what has been sundered, separated and detached, i. e.
Although in several Western countries, the word guru negatively connotes the head of a cult, the term literally means someone weighty or heavy.
The term connotes the police's increasing reliance on'effectiveness' and'efficiency' rather than'proportionality' in using force.
But the volitional act promulgating finite reality connotes a qualification of absoluteness and implies the appearance of relativities.
The term connotes that, unlike other tools with only limited uses(such as a hammer, useful for driving nails but not much else), a computer has many uses and this takes place as an open-ended dialog between the user and the computer.
Shows that in 2 Co 1:21 the verb'stablisheth' connotes a legal idea and stands in'an essential relation' to'earnest' in v. 22.
The term consistency connotes both the regularity of an activity, and the level of thickness of a substance think of cookery lessons.
Czernin uses a number of various techniques:Intensively applied black pencil connotes the hardness of metal and is countered by the velvety materiality produced by watercolours.
Mind always connotes the presence-activity of living ministry plus varied energy systems, and this is true of all levels and of all kinds of mind.
But the word almost invariably connotes what is morally corrupt(see SIN) or injurious to life and happiness.
The steep perspective connotes the unnatural angle of urban surveillance cameras that register every Step of modern humans under the pretence of security.
Those who reassess the idea of nonviolencetoday are justified in appealing to the Gramscian conception of hegemony as far as it connotes neither domination nor even insurrection against domination, but a higher-level“intellectual and moral reform” as the principle of radical transformation within the“superstructures” and within the“structure”.
I think Conway is right in that the term connotes not only a way of dressing, but a way of eating and drinking and living and voting- and, of course, traveling.