Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
I don't like the connotation.
In addition, the connotation of many of our logos just didn't… fit.
Chapter 4- Form and connotation.
It may carry the connotation of being an old or old-fashioned building.
It did not always have today's connotation.
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That is the connotation of a Buddha.
The word"credit" has no negative connotation.
The word drama in its negative connotation of a sad event is due to the ancient tragedies.
However, Adobe is opposed to this connotation.
And the connotation of peasantry, real people, salt of the Earth, has persisted around Saxon words.
It was not bad,just bears little spiritual connotation.
Prosperity has had only one connotation for too long-- money.
Those have never gotten rid of their negative connotation.
But you are aware of the connotation of the word"spook.".
I understand the photo has a very negative connotation.
Plant extracts and botanicals in the connotation of the concept of cross-cutting each other with each other part.
At the same time, this project has a negative symbolic connotation.
The term shock collar had a very negative connotation that dramatically decreased their widespread acceptance in the dog-training arena.
I do not like the word in spite of its beautiful connotation and meaning.
This connotation may be connected with a popular false etymology explaining"innocent" as meaning"not knowing"Latin noscereTo know.
But the tango is also a dance with a strong sensuous connotation.
The word'fournee' that I used obviously has no anti-Semitic connotation, except for political enemies or idiots," he said.
But in other countries,communism has a very negative connotation.
His brothers, Antonis Xylouris,who has special connotation and style, and John Xylouris, are well-known musicians of Cretan tradition.
Does the word“framing” have a positive or negative connotation?
It also has the connotation of creating and calculating for a predetermined end(a definition of particular relevance to engineering design).
There are also skin problems that have a big medical connotation.
The word‘fournee' that I used has no anti-Semitic connotation, except for political enemies or imbeciles,” Jean-Marie Le Pen responded.
Today, however, feminism has a more negative connotation.
The labrys kept its religious connotation even when it was adopted by other cultures, having been scratched into a good many surfaces during pagan times.