Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Words with positive/negative connotation.
Tonal basis: connotation tonal framework must conform to the natural skin tone.
When did the word"amateur" acquire such strong negative connotation?
The word and its connotation are understood by all but the most obtuse of readers.
It is the Commission's view that theterm‘Parmesan' has never lost its geographical connotation.
People also translate
Plant extracts and botanicals in the connotation of the concept of cross-cutting each other with each other part.
Over the past several years theword“assessment” has gained a rather negative connotation for a variety of reasons.
Blood cholesterol has a generally negative connotation, but we need to differentiate between good(HDL) and bad(LDL) cholesterol.
But they could remember only 31 percent of the words with a positive orneutral connotation, like sunshine or basket.".
The phallic emblem has returned and the connotation is unmistakable as the young nubile girl tips her head back and drinks from a bottle.
Caffeine or taurine or other additives andenergy stimulants that have a connotation of energy and vitality;
The red paint, with all its revolutionary connotation, was a gesture made by the art scene of Split as an answer to the contemporary state of society, politics and culture.
In the Western world,rain traditionally has a sad and negative connotation, in contrast to the bright and happy sun.
Given such a terrible statistics, the original work of art, which combines welding and music,has a strong political connotation.
As a slang word for the female pudenda,it could be associated with the connotation of a cat being soft, warm, and fuzzy.
In its positive connotation it educates man, fines his character and cultivates his qualities to such sublimity as he becomes worthy of communion with God.
Multiple choice questions are used in standardized tests,so there is often a lot of negative connotation with"multiple choice".
Unlike its negative connotation, this physiological occurrence mainly serves as a protective act of maintaining the muscle's state despite constant stretching or pulling.
It is quite something to grasp and accept,particularly as the idea of the end of time has a connotation of losing everything you own and are familiar with.
But a new esthetic value and a connotation of transience are not the only things brought about by the change of context- it serves also to re-question the meaning of medical imagery in contemporary society.
At a time when we are fighting for the extension of the concepts of choreography and dance work,a play with its original work connotation seems to make sense.
The semantic load of the concept was negative and deprecating connotation, condemning the attitude towards who committed treason or violated family norms of morality.
From the viewpoint of the'photographic paradox'(according to Barthes) this is definitely not enough,as each shot implies a connotation, a meaning beyond the visible.
It is precisely at this time that the term basileus acquired a fully royal connotation, in stark contrast with the much less sophisticated earlier perceptions of kingship within Greece.
Facing the challenges, we will turn pressure into force, take root in the market demand,insist credit management and promote the brand connotation of safety and convenience.
Enhance corporate culture, management style show me, Improve the management,extend the brand connotation, A sound marketing system, security and sustainable development.
The contribution presents the relation between achosen alimentary object with emphasised immigrant“outlandish” connotation and the(Slovene) ethno-national discourse.
When referring to citizenship education, it therefore seems necessary todetach the term‘citizenship' as far as possible from its legal connotation and adopt a more comprehensive approach.