在 英语 中使用 Connotes 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Non-discrimination: This principle connotes that data likely to give rise to unlawful and arbitrary discrimination should not be compiled.
Research connotes that insufficient or poor-quality sleep reduces the process in which the body converts calories to energy, called metabolism.
Connotes femininity and romance, though it can appear artificial if paired with the wrong colors.
Now the word"tolerance," if you look at it in the dictionary, connotes"allowing,""indulging" and"enduring.".
Tawasut by"moderate" here connotes the Sunni Islamic theological position of wasatiyyah rather than political position.
Also since James defined it, the term more strongly connotes techniques of scientific experimentation.
These are called e-patients, which the“e” connotes online, but is also said to represent empowered, engaged, equipped, enabled, etc.
The fact that the State shall support community housing projects connotes that such projects shall be given priority regardless of the identities and income levels of the residents of these houses.
The term“engineer” typically connotes a“builder” of some sort whose design process is methodical, involving a deliberate application of established patterns and principles.
I found the Greek word for trial,“connotes trouble, or something that breaks the pattern of peace, comfort, joy and happiness in someone's life.”.
As these words connote, these are extremely minor criminal offenses.
Semitism was not a word connoting religion but race.
Wiley's slightly larger than life size figures are depicted in a heroic manner, as their poses connote power and spiritual awakening.
While some traditions call for noodles and others call for fruit, all the edibles connote forward movement, prosperity and health.
Green pieces of paper connote value only because the federal government tells us that green pieces of paper connote value.
Suddenly it connoted what philologist Victor Klemperer, a Jewish resident of Berlin, described as a“happy mix of courage and fervent devotion.”.
The Torah receives its title from its contents, the name itself connoting"doctrine.".
The arrow connote forward direction, speed, and precision, and it remains hidden.
In the time of Jesus the word connoted both the emphatic concept,"the father," and the more intimate"my father, our father.".
If the word originally connoted"father," it is not difficult to understand how the connotation"lord" developed from that.