Examples of using Negative connotation in English and their translations into Russian
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It has a negative connotation.
In French, the term still retains this negative connotation.
But because of its negative connotation, I have portrayed writers as your adversaries.
All of these words have a very negative connotation.
I know that the word has a negative connotation, but that is not the sense in which I am using it here.
This disrupts the rhythms of sleep and brings a negative connotation into it.
The unpaired numbers have negative connotation, while paired things, even if that are pandas or witches' broom, have positive.
The term usually has a negative connotation.
On the other hand,in an atmosphere of recognition of the right to own heroes"banderovets" will lose its negative connotation.
Generally has a negative connotation.
On the periphery, this is relativised in a form of a response with negative connotation.
The word"imitation" may seem to have a negative connotation, a hint of lack of independence.
Förstad and förort(English: suburb) are much used terms with a somewhat negative connotation.
The term outsourcing seemingly had a negative connotation to the respondents.
Most"contributors are often unaware of what they are contributing.which perpetuates the negative connotation.
The term"Hair Extensions" has received a negative connotation due to problems such as breakage and damage to hair.
Greed or lust really, but not with so much negative connotation.
The expression“human factor” has recently acquired a negative connotation for various reasons, but it is this expression which now dominates.
Cliche" was defined as frequently used words or phrases with a negative connotation e.g.
The term"Aryans" has acquired some negative connotation due to the German Nazis, and therefore it was decided to replace this term by the"Indo-Europeans.
Mr. NOBEL said that he suspected that in Portugal there might be no negative connotation.
When we use the word Risk in normal conversation,it has a negative connotation- risk of getting hit by a car, par exemple; but not the risk of winning a lottery.
When used to account for obstacles to modernity and to the universality of human rights,the term"culture" in that context has a negative connotation.
It had been decided that the equivalent in the Uzbek language would have a negative connotation and could be interpreted as disrespectful and derogatory.
The ministry also said that it was“regrettable” that some of these statements were cited in electronic media“with a corresponding negative connotation”.
In spite of the fact that the term"offshore" has recently gained a negative connotation, such companies are widely and legally employed in numerous fields of activity.
In a broader view, it is enough to listen to politicians and public figures- when they talk about PR,this activity almost always has a negative connotation.
The expression"disguised extradition" may have a negative connotation since it implies an ulterior motive which may indicate an abuse of right or bad faith.
Lastly, it would perhaps be preferable in the future not to refer to religious cults, as in paragraph 167 of the periodic report;the word"cult" had a negative connotation.
However, the term"impact" may be understood to have a negative connotation if the context in which it is used is negative as in the case of subparagraph b.