Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Computer
In the latter case we speak of emotive-evaluative connotation.
Yet here too the thought has its abstract connotation.
The word boredom has a very negative connotation and people try to avoid it.
It should be noted that connotation is not an obligatory component of word meaning.
Fukushidoin A formal title whose connotation is something approximating"assistant instructor.".
Narcissism is a trait with a relatively negative connotation.
LU, which also had the connotation of worker or servant.
It has yet another connotation, marley.
Evaluative connotation expresses positive
Far from giving this phrase a negative or fatalistic connotation, sometimes you just say it with a sigh,
With this new connotation, opéra comique had dominated the French operatic stage since the decline of tragédie lyrique.
Retirement” certainly has a very different connotation for us than it did for our parents' generation.
It is a characteristic of this style that if a connotation is obvious it should not be explicitly stated.
It is this loose connotation which is responsible for the great ignorance prevalent in occult circles.
Plant extracts and botanicals in the connotation of the concept of cross-cutting each other with each other part.
did we intend it to have any political connotation.
religious foundation, of course, but these terms are used with a connotation absolutely new
Traditional Chinese locks also bears deep cultural connotation of modern locks can not be compared.
at all times retaining its geographic or topographic connotation as a cleavage, a ravine, a deep valley.
the abstract quality of sorcery voids automatically any positive or negative connotation of the term.