Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Chinese
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To us, at least us Americans, today, the word"amateurs" has a very different connotation.
Even the very term lingering, which would have been inapplicable to the life experience of dying persons fifty years ago, carries a negative, frightening connotation.
However, the term"Islamic state" has taken on a more specific modern connotation since the 18th century.
After decades of evolution, hedge funds have lost their initial connotation of risk hedging, and this has also rendered the name Hedge Fund illusory.
I think that lobbying still has a very negative connotation around the world, frankly, and it's something I encounter,” she said.
We try our best to make everything perfect, more realistic and more innovative, so that IMILI has more profound cultural connotation.
Academic circles generally believe that this concept has dual attributes- beyond a particular academic nature, it implies a certain political and ideological connotation.
Only in this way can it reflect the decorative beauty of different spatial features, form a unique atmosphere and give a profound cultural connotation.
Now, because of the high number of gun-related deaths in the Washington area, the term Bullets has taken on another, more negative connotation.
Central air-conditioning is a relatively large concept, covering a wide range of industry products, and its connotation continues to develop and expand.
Scientific Outlook on Development adhere to the scientific development, goyard prix, harmonious development, peaceful development of unity, to further enrich the connotation of development.
However, in China, where Han Chinese constitute over 91 percent of the population, the term“yellow” has no such connotation.
Up to now, the Damascus flower has been given a noble, luxurious and rich connotation, which is commonly used in the high-end, atmospheric European style.
Third, continuing to creatively apply Ho Chi Minh's military thought to determining connotation of the task of developing Vietnam's military art in each strategy.
Although these new meanings were not the result of a systematic re-working of the concept within Marxism, they finally displaced the original negative connotation.
Bearing responsibility for quality, technological competitiveness and innovation lead to the future, these three concepts, fully explained China FAW brand connotation.
If the word originally connoted"father," it is not difficult to understand how the connotation"lord" developed from that.
If there is a chance next time, I must come to Tulou again and continue to discover its real charm and connotation.
There may be no heroic connotation to the word"persistence," but the quality is to the character of man what carbon is to steel.
It integrates connotation and personality into the external style of clothing, and is not bound by traditional rules and frames.