Examples of using Negative connotation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Because of the negative connotation.
The way you take the simplest statement,and then you twist it with a completely negative connotation.
Can have a negative connotation, as in"simpleton".
Fear is often looked at in a negative connotation.
The word has such a negative connotation, but there's nothing wrong with it.
To some people, tenant has a negative connotation.
Simplicity has a negative connotation for most people as we strive to be special and different.
For some people, power has a negative connotation.
There's a negative connotation around placebo as if it means‘fake,' but that's not actually what it means,” she says.
Uh, yeah, yeah, but that term carries a negative connotation.
I understand it is developing a negative connotation due to the uprising in the Palestinian-Israeli areas.
I don't want touse"angle" because that has a negative connotation--.
The term"fuzzy" carries a negative connotation in the western culture.
Word silly previously meant happy(happy),and now has acquired a negative connotation«stupid.».
The term carries with it a negative connotation and a great deal of baggage.
In many cultures, particularly in the United States and European countries,red has a negative connotation.
The idea of conforming has a pretty negative connotation in Western culture.
Terms with a negative connotation often stem from the secrecy that used to surround adoption, but no longer does.
This gives a real meaning to theterm"blind faith," which doesn't have the same negative connotation for me that it does for other people.
The word‘hacker' has an unfairly negative connotation from being portrayed in the media as people who break into computers.
The English word idiot originally had a positive value a private person(individual),over time it has acquired a negative connotation the word«fool.».
Is that so many of the women have a negative connotation- as far as a male perspective goes.
A phrase that is common and well known in your native language may be completely meaningless in a foreign language, or worse,it may have a negative connotation.
Coincidentally, the prefix‘mal' has a negative connotation in Spanish and other Latin languages(it means bad).
The spawn of the software engineer came as people tried to escape from being dubbed as a programmer,which carried a negative connotation of having little skills and capabilities.
There would never be any negative connotation for a man being a boss, so to add a negative connotation on a woman being bossy?
The same hat had long appeared in manuscripts, frescoes, mosaics, and ivory carvings on the heads of the Three Magi, those“wise men of the East” who brought gifts to the infant Jesus,and so clearly had no negative connotation.
I don't want touse"angle" because that has a negative connotation-- but do you know how this is going to play out?
Although in our Western culture, they usually have a negative connotation in that they describe someone who would turn a blind eye to wrongdoing, their original meaning is that it is wise to"see no evil, speak no evil, and hear no evil.".
In Hebrew two different words can be used,one with a positive connotation and one with a negative connotation, whereas the English has only one word, with connotation which can be either positive or negative. .