Examples of using Different connotations in English and their translations into German
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Official
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Colloquial
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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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Political
So, the word beat had different connotations.
However, these different connotations must not make us lose sight of our common goals.
The term Nomos contains different connotations.
The resulting disc andsphere typographies suggest perspective and three-dimensionality and provide lighting landscapes with different connotations.
The term"regulations", however, has different connotations today than it had in 1950.
It's amazing how the exact same question can have totally different connotations.
Since these terms each have different connotations, we would like to briefly classify ourselves.
In every country, in every location, in every place it has different connotations.
The music of the Trio Ivoire touches different connotations- from minimal music to wassoulou- but is impossible to be labelled.
Expanded cinema was about swapping around materials that had different connotations.
In the text of this recommendation, the different connotations of these terms are sometimes gathered together in a concise expression,'international education.
The forest of Mirkwood, the Wood of Greenleaves- two names for the same geography,but they bring very different connotations and meanings with them.
Asked to rank the different connotations of the expression"Europe of the Regions" listed in the questionnaire, the interviewed persons agreed that all of them are quite strong question 13.
In fact, while faith is undermined by widespread materialism,there is a revival of this religious practice with different connotations and objectives.
The word Dharma has many different connotations, but in the Buddhist sense, it refers to"what holds back the mind from suffering", or the Buddha's teachings. In this sense, the Dharma is the ultimate medicine against all suffering.
Do we have a common cultural heritage, common European places of remembrance,or rather a space of remembrance that unites memories with different connotations?
As in Western Europe and the US, governments will again play a larger role in the economy,but state involvement has different connotations in these former socialist economies, particularly as they now face a backlash against financial development and against reformers.
That which was progressive in 1924, namely, recognition of the fact that someone could be of a religion other than Islam,has quite different connotations today.
Whilst the indication of a variety or a certain geographical origin means the same in each language, as hasbeen stated above, a traditional term has quite different connotations in different languages because it is based on or refers to different local traditions.
Do we have a common cultural heritage, common European places of remembrance,or rather a space of remembrance that unites memories with different connotations' Who are we anyway?
But abstractions, symbols, signs, hieroglyphs and pictograms are not always understood depending on the culture and time andhave different connotations in other contexts.
This practice would in our opinion be just as legitimate as equating'commune','Gemeinde','Kommune', etc., which even if they have acommon origin nevertheless have slightly different connotations from country to country.
What is written today has a very different connotation to that which was written just 40 years ago when our planet was already forced to stockpile and withhold water and food from the equivalent of half the world's current population.
What has been written today has a completely different connotation as compared to what was published only forty years ago when our planet was forced to provide shelter, food and water to a number of persons equivalent to half of the current world's population-not to mention the combat against the Ebola virus, which is threatening the health of millions of persons.
The countryside of the region Marche is deeply characterized by rustic buildings,a concept that today has a different connotation compared to the past.