Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Malay
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And it doesn't carry positive connotations.
Ivy League has connotations of academic excellence, selectivity in admissions, and social elitism.
The words house and home have different connotations.
Every outline of the lines reveals profound artistic connotations and strives to meet the diverse and individual needs of consumers.
In the West, it is often used with negative connotations.
The word“steroid” tends to have negative connotations, but with products like Testo-Max, this doesn't have to be the case.
Communion is a term that has religious connotations, being.
The term is somewhat tongue-in-cheek and carries good connotations, implying that the interface simplifies an otherwise difficult or tedious task.
In the context of Western journalism, the word‘Wahhabi' has many connotations.
Insider trading is a term subject to many definitions and connotations and it encompasses both legal and prohibited activity.
In the context of Western journalism, the word‘Wahhabi' has many connotations.
Communicate them you please, Adrian anonymity has other connotations as the one who knows he has nothing to do with his references.
In Japanese, Gaya is referred to as Mimana(任那), a name with considerable political connotations.
Pura Vida, a characteristic Costa Rican phrase,literally means pure life, with connotations that suggest translations such as"full of life","this is living!
As is obvious when we read the Bible, both God and Lord are used in the Bible,and both have different connotations.
Pura vida, which is a characteristic Costa Rican phrase,literally means pure life, with connotations that suggest“full of life”,“this is living!”,“going great”, or“real living”.
Every individual encounters in life with personalities that can be called sincere and here, more often than not,there are positive connotations.
Pura vida, the ultimate Costa Rican phrase,literally means pure life, with connotations that suggest translations such as“full of life”,“this is living!”,“going great”, or“real living”.
Pashto is an educational App,which is designed to facilitate the non-Pakhtoon android users with the connotations of Pashto literature.
The origins of the name"Al-Qaeda," and its real arabic connotations prove that every time the Bush administration, Fox News, or any individual who cites the threat of"Al-Qaeda," as a mandate for war and domestic authoritarianism, they are propagating the myth that such a group ever existed.
But“share of the economy” here apparently has broader connotations and implications.
For many years in embroidery, a team of experienced technicians took charge of the production and development of Aisha•Lee products,and carved high-quality works with rich connotations.
Although the phrase performance enhancers has plenty of negative connotations, it can mean a lot of things.
As such, the term Deutsches Reich(often translated to"German Empire") continued to be used even after the collapse of the German Empire andabolition of the monarchy in 1918, without any imperial connotations.
We are watching how a mouse that emits new sounds would affect ordinary mice in the samegroup… in other words if it has social connotations,' he said, adding that ordinary mice squeak mainly under stress.
In the late 20th century,many wanted the dish to be referred as Uijeongbu jjigae to remove the military or war-time connotations it had associated with it.
Another possibly Lydian loanword may be tyrant"absolute ruler",[9] which was first used in Ancient Greek sources,without negative connotations, for the late 8th century or early 7th century BC.
The position exists in some Commonwealth jurisdictions around the world, but other Commonwealth countries have either abolished the position,or re-named it to eliminate monarchical connotations, such as"Senior Counsel" or"Senior Advocate".