Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Chinese
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With regard to registration of the party, the Government has pointed out that the name, which has ethnic connotations, is unacceptable as it offends the country' s Constitution.
That will in turn expand the legal framework for the right to education, and widen its connotations as an overarching right.
As this term also denotes the extinguishing of a fire, it carries connotations of stilling, cooling, and peace.
Volatility” implies sharp and unpredictable changes, and usually has negative connotations.
As you try different arrangements of your subject on a piece of paper, notice how this changes their connotations- their meaning.
Domuso co-founder Michael Lightfoot said the decision reflected loan risk and the connotations around subprime lending.
My detailed knowledge on backgrounds is limited, some are like you describe with negative connotations, others describe very positive childhoods.
Angry people“see red” while yellow is associated with happiness, and in contrast, black and shades of grey have negative connotations.
Giftings” might be a better term to use, since it carries these important connotations better.
In the MeToo age, the station chose to remove it because of the connotations of coercion and questions about what is really considered consent.
Also, be careful of symbols and icons that are used as each symbol can have drastically different connotations across cultures.
It has positive connotations- of course it's a positive word because people want positive words association with their business.
The length of the cave is 500 meters, which records the changes of the development history of Chinese Buddhism and contains profound cultural connotations.
(b) In corruption offences, the concept of victim can have blurred connotations.
The future competition will also be decided by how the group to keep pace with the times to enrich its own new cultural connotations.
The researchers said that, for some, the mention of blockchain technology can also carry negative“wild west” connotations associated with volatile cryptocurrencies.
It is clear that setting a time for commemoration is not an easy matter, since specific times may have different connotations.
He therefore advocated disentangling-- the word separating had negative connotations-- religion and the State, though not necessarily following one particular model.
The origin of the Dragon Boat Festival covers the ancient astrological culture, humanistic philosophy, and other aspects, and contains profound cultural connotations.
(These are sometimes called arrows, but we avoid that term here as it has other connotations in Haskell.).