Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Bad connotations.
Both have negative connotations.
Theological connotations aren't very"us" are they?
The plain appearance has rich connotations.
I understand the connotations with the Carrington name.
The term gerrymandering has negative connotations.
Other connotations were of abstract painting.
Accents have connotations.
What connotations do these words normally carry?
Edit Basic connotations.
The exercises have spiritual and religious connotations.
What are the connotations of a recurring structure in literature?
It's got some pretty evil connotations, Ariel.
The name, with its sweet connotations, reflects the Belgian origins of the SPECULOOS project.
Communion is a term that has religious connotations, being.
Train robbery gives connotations to adult, bearded cowboys on horses.
The term Gyp-hop has many origins and connotations.
For us, the ultimate fika has several connotations. It refers to all the good things we serve.
Spirituality is a difficult word with a lot negative connotations to me.
It comes with a renovated exterior design, with connotations far more sporting than its predecessor and characterized by an elegance and new living solutions.
So delicate and elegant boutique,the best of connotations ladies.
Consumer electronic products have different connotations in different developing countries and have different connotations in different development stages of the same country.
Cult has attained much more derogatory,negative and judgmental connotations.
Other European countries are pushed back to standard connotations, and Eastern Europe is completely excluded.
Terrorist chic" is a modern expression with similar connotations.
Its design is very sober, but with connotations of great elegance, as the dashboard trim strip with horizontal chrome bars that recreates the front grille and integrated front air outlets.
You experience that seemingly the same event can have very different connotations.
The term"Kuthim" applied by Jews to the Samaritans had clear pejorative connotations, implying that they were interlopers brought in from Kutha in Mesopotamia and rejecting their claim of descent from the ancient Tribes of Israel.
And it works well in most languages,without having any unfortunate connotations.
For many users,the concept of dependence with its obvious connotations probably wrong applied.