Examples of using Connotes in English and their translations into Romanian
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Theodore Cook, who said,"Beauty connotes humanity.
Silk road connotes independence and mutual trust.
I have a quote that I like by a morphologist, 1917,Theodore Cook, who said,"Beauty connotes humanity.
Please note that an investment connotes the placing of funds at risk.
This level connotes the eternity presence of the seven existential Absolutes.
Now the word"tolerance," if you look at it in the dictionary, connotes"allowing,""indulging" and"enduring.".
A bed generally connotes sleep, and Jesus used sleep as a symbol of death.
I don't believe in the soul… not in the way it's traditionally used, norin the more modern meaning, which connotes connectedness and being spiritually awake.
Morontia intellect, therefore, connotes a dual mind in the local universe dominated by one will.
OTCO connotes a local certification process offered through Oregon Tilth, a non-profit membership that supports and advocates organic food.
But the volitional act promulgating finite reality connotes a qualification of absoluteness and implies the appearance of relativities.
The PMP connotes that you talk and comprehend the worldwide dialect of project management and associates you to a group of professionals, associations and specialists around the world.
Trustworthy refers to a facet of moral character and connotes positive and virtuous attributes such as integrity, truthfulness and straightforwardness.
In this usage salsa connotes a frenzied,& quot; hot& quot; and wild musical experience that draws upon or reflects elements of Latin culture, regardless of the style.
Outside of the artificial intelligence field,"intelligence" is often used in a normatively thick manner that connotes moral wisdom or acceptance of agreeable forms of moral reasoning.
Thus,"assumption" connotes other associations than the contemporary standard sense of"that which is assumed or taken for granted; a supposition, postulate"(only the 11th of 12 senses of"assumption", and the 10th of 11 senses of"assume").
Graduate of Vevey School of Photography,the artist is specialized in all classical techniques of the chosen medium, which he connotes and translates from a conceptual level into a neo-romantic and existentialist manner of representation.
What the prefix meta- connotes in this context is self-reflexivity and the self-analytical nature of the medium, which, in contemporary renditions of the myth of Narcissus is compatible with the traditional representation strategies by subjecting them to deconstruction- via the potential inherent in the new technologies- and simultaneously taking them under profound reflection.
The relationship between material mind and divine spirit, which connotes a value and carries a meaning not found in either of the contributing factors to such an association.
Nike Training Club:This is not actually a real club as the name connotes, but actually an iOS and Android app made for female athletes who want to follow in the professional footsteps of Serena Williams and Gabby Douglas among others.
Yet, at the same time, given his philosophical orientation and his professional function,the samurai's name further connotes“death.” Militarily speaking, the warrior represented the most sophisticated weapon on the feudal military scene and he would, frequently, hasten to meet death on the battlefield as, in this manner, his honor was firmly secured.
That connote the same idea.
The objects connoting a culture have an autonomous character over the individuals' action.
Last names are usually husband's names, connoting no sense of ownership.
Eternity and infinity connote a level of deity reality which time-space creatures cannot comprehend.
An exquisite rendering of late 19th century"small-town tranquility"whose rhapsodic gestures connote optimism.
But this work is connoted by its use of oil and guides the viewer towards a more dramatic understanding of economy as spectacle and fascination.
An isolated andpurely selfish pleasure may connote a virtual devaluation of meanings, a meaningless enjoyment bordering on relative evil.
Everything what exists negative in country is connoted and is associated with the pro-European road.
New meanings only emerge amid conflict; andconflict persists only in the face of refusal to espouse the higher values connoted in superior meanings.