Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The connotation is obviously negative.
And it is not a bad habit or bad connotation.
Explain the connotation of each metaphor.
There may be a preferably topological connotation to the.
Is there some connotation that i'm not teasing out of it?
People also translate
I mean, I feel it doesn't quite have that connotation.
One of Earth, puts the connotation upon this word as having earned it.
Handcuffed, not hitched-- the colloquial or any other connotation or meaning.
The connotation of a Divine promise is not like a pagan oracle, which tells us what will occur in the future.
The idea of conforming has a pretty negative connotation in Western culture.
These include collocation, connotation, paraphrasing and the use of less common vocabulary.
The rungs are wide-16 cm in order to avoid similarity or connotation of a“louver shutter.”.
The word“power” has the connotation of power over other people, but here it means power over ourselves.
The way you take the simplest statement,and then you twist it with a completely negative connotation.
Savior" then has no soteriological connotation, according to this interpretation.
I, I don't like that term.It has an antiquated moral and needlessly restrictive connotation.
To understand a word in light of one of its connotations, despite the fact that this connotation is not the primary intent of the word.
You don't hear them now,because they borrowed from an era that was too steeped in its own connotation.
The word‘hacker' has an unfairly negative connotation from being portrayed in the media as people who break into computers.
Everyday people use them as if they were utterly worthless, and their holy connotation has already been lost.
There would never be any negative connotation for a man being a boss, so to add a negative connotation on a woman being bossy?
A lesser problem was thename of the movement:“Peace Now” had unfortunately the connotation of peace at any price.
This moralised connotation is implied in the couplet‘human dignity', one that picks out the‘basic' kind of worth that Puerto Rico's governor was pointing to.
As a slang word for the female pudenda,it could be associated with the connotation of a cat being soft, warm, and fuzzy.".
In point of fact, in referring to the sin of Moshe andAharon on other occasions, God consistently uses language with a similar if not more extreme connotation.
Generally I don't like the word“ego”, as it is usually used in a derogatory,demeaning connotation, as if there's something wrong or unspiritual with the ego.
I'm one of the"lucky owners" of pale skin andduring winter my face becomes even more unpleasant connotation.
They are not really the story, and their clean,polished metal appearance does not evoke a connotation of riding in a dusty, sweaty city, or hilly, off-road cycling in wild.
Many tunes adopted into the Christmas canon fall into the generic Winter classification,as they carry no Christmas connotation at all.
Mao recognizes that the term"totalitarian" has a connotation attached to it, used as it was by Giovanni Gentile to apply to the Italian fascist government led by Benito Mussolini.