Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
As if it will be a mere chromatic connotation.
Here's another connotation:“to pay attention to”.
It's… Book burning generally has a sort of negative connotation.
And it was this grand tourer connotation that made its mark.
The throne of David instead has an entirely Jewish connotation.
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The other words have the connotation of not occurring frequently.
It is seen and often considered in its negative connotation.
Dread" has more the connotation of"I really don't want this to happen.".
In psychology Drift is meant as a moral and ethical connotation.
Every, truly every, connotation of the original in the target languages.
Following this piece of cutlery assumed a connotation of originality;
Something of this connotation is present in its use to translate oikonomia.
Although the two terms have a common origin, their connotation is quite different.
This is not because there is some negative connotation inherent in monolithic corporate presences(well,
devoid of religious connotation.
In higher concentrations lends a connotation" dark, gothic" to the perfume.
devoid of religious connotation.
Municipalities mainly tourist connotation to promote their programmes.
Here it is where the concept of ephemeral gets a positive and realistic connotation.
At times it got a more negative connotation, becoming a symbol of bad luck.
Production and marketing of modular kitchens midrange, with a very good modern connotation.
Municipalities mainly tourist connotation to promote their programmes.
McNAMARA: I didn't use the term‘apocalypse' because it has a certain religious connotation.
Turismo sui Laghi Municipalities mainly tourist connotation to promote their programmes.
the armchair can take classic or contemporary connotation.
Unfortunately, the word“meditation” can carry the connotation of something mystical.
It is understood without spatial connotation, according to the incorporality of Divinity.
devoid of religious connotation but still.
the halo round the sun is called Indrasabha with a connotation of the assembly court of Lord Indra-
Authority of Agrigento gave a strong GreeK connotation to the place; in the end the V century B.C.