Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Hungarian
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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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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
What connotations Michael?
Well it has certain connotations.
Its origins and connotations have been inextricably linked To religion and mythology.
Both have negative connotations.
Yes, it sounds paradoxical, considering tango's erotic connotations.
People also translate
This symbolism may have esoteric connotations or religious significance.
This holiday does not have only religious connotations.
Secondly, we eliminate negative connotations often associated with disabilities.
Back and rear have totally different connotations.
Since earthquakes have no ideological connotations, we have had no clashes of opinions among groups.
And it has strong symbolic connotations.
Way more pagan connotations.
Although often used interchangeably,the words"fate" and"destiny" have distinct connotations.
The session will inquire what these connotations mean in practice.
(Laughter) Andwhen we think of Arkansas we tend to have pretty negative connotations.
Well, it's got some pretty evil connotations, Ariel.
Breath, like bodily existence,is a neutral process that has no‘spiritual' connotations'.
The label“nursing home” often has negative connotations for many people.
The word"original" has itself for us very positive connotations.
I have done so many surgeries, I deleted those connotations"'" command and still work….
Originally, the word did not have any negative connotations.
They both have negative connotations.
The Hebrew word for peace,‘shalom', has rich connotations.
Both have their negative connotations.
The word has no negative connotations.
It originally did not have negative connotations.
The word‘diet' in general has such negative connotations for me.
Communion is a term that has religious connotations.
I didn't want to go to hospital because it had horrible connotations for me.
In addition, each individual's personal experiences provide emotional connotations to words.