Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into French
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to play against the traditional unlucky connotations of the number 13.
the Standard Mandarin language, but the dialect itself carries with it strong cultural and regional connotations.
removed from the French Rite any formulas with religious connotations such as the reference to the Grand Architect of the Universe and the duties towards God.
as it has bad connotations.
meanings and connotations.
Amazigh identity should be avoided because it has political connotations.
a purely legal one, but also had political and economic connotations.
While reviewing the legislation, due attention has also been given in order to remove connotations that might be perceived as discriminatory.
emotions, connotations, of everything.
mystic connotations might be expected.
The only term which is no longer used is‘Shadow report' as it can have negative connotations, which can compromise the legitimacy of the report.
An intense perfume with nocturnal connotations, with a strong character and a great personal involvement.
a time for commemoration is not an easy matter, since specific times may have different connotations.
This brand has been created to reclaim the properties of the plant and strip it of all the negative and false connotations that weigh on it.
a Californian dispensary and advocate for a cannabis revival away from marijuana connotations sum it up perfectly.
For example, while reviewing the legislation, due attention has also been given in order to remove connotations that might be perceived as discriminatory.
We start by making sure there are no negative connotations in the target culture.
Mr. RECHETOV said that the word“occupied” had unfortunate connotations and should be deleted.
precision of form and the specific aesthetic connotations of the complex.
The notion of the design is about a place, its emotional and spatial connotations.