Examples of using The connotation in English and their translations into Polish
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This is the connotation of the word.
White in Slavic languages has the connotation of west.
How's the connotation"Set'em up, Joe" grab you?
Unfortunately, the word“meditation” can carry the connotation of something mystical.
What are the connotations of a recurring structure in literature?
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But you are aware of the connotation of the word"spook?
The connotation of nobility and authority has persisted around words of French origin.
That's the connotation of the Sanskrit word adhishthana byin-gyis rlabs.
And following Serkong Rinpoche's advice,one looks at the flavor, the connotation, of the Sanskrit term and the Tibetan term.
But I think more the connotation is like being what we usually call an attendant.
Firstly, I do not like to translate the term as"absolute" in English because it gives the connotation that it is beyond us, as if it were something up in the sky.
The connotation is that a fully endowed human life is not only precious, it is also rare.
I'm using a Tibetan word,a Sanskrit word actually that I'm translating here… has the connotation of, not that I'm worried, but that I take it very seriously.
And the connotation of peasantry, real people, salt of the Earth, has persisted around Saxon words.
This is called theistic innatism-the notion that all people believe in God from birth;within this view was the connotation that atheists are simply in denial.
This word religion has the connotation of a system in which a Creator God is accepted.
Many of these words were chosen in the last century by Victorian missionaries andhave quite strong connotations that are not the connotations or meanings that the original words in the Asian languages had.
The connotation of the Tibetan term is one of trust and reliance on somebody, the type of relationship you would have with your doctor.
Ironically, the German expression Schwein gehabt('had a pig')is used when you are lucky- so the connotation of swine+ flu is not nearly as negative as it has become today!
Criticize" has the connotation of arrogantly looking down on someone, with an aggressive, negative attitude, and thinking,"I'm so much better, and you're terrible.
简体中文 繁體中文 If we want to understand what Buddhism is all about and how it applies to our daily lives,a good place to look is the connotation of the traditional term used for the Buddhist teachings and practice: the Dharma.
And the connotation of the Tibetan term[nyelwa(dmyal-ba)] is that it's very difficult to get out of this state, sort of what I like to translate as trapped.
Normally in English, the word motivation has the connotation of mainly the second part,the emotion that drives us to do something.
He would patiently explain the connotation of each Tibetan term and then ask about the implications of possible English equivalents in order to try to match the meaning.
In intelligent manufacturing first proposed, the content is relatively narrow, the optimization goal is relatively specific, but with the continuous development of new manufacturing mode andemerging information technology, the connotation of intelligent manufacturing has gradually expand.
For if John writes,“The Word became flesh” with the connotations of weakness and finiteness that we have pointed out, he does not say,“we have seen his misery”, but“we have seen his glory”.
Zhou Chun-ya believes the connotation of his artworks can be expressed independently, and do not need explains of external factors, he also believes that the connotations of artworks are lied in visual images, rather than the description of things.