Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
Illegal immigration" apparently carries connotations of criminality, of someone doing something wrong.
memories, connotations and feelings.
has two important connotations.
However, in Russia this term acquired negative connotations.
Down with all negative connotations of the word.
The term increasingly became negative in its connotations after 1914.
In some countries, yellow has very different connotations.
Generally that word has negative connotations.
CM:‘Coup' has very negative connotations.
The term“sea” has several connotations within Sacred Scripture.
In many users the term dependence with its obvious connotations probably is misapplied.
He's a guy for whom the phrase"life in prison" carries some weighty connotations.
The word“bureaucracy” has negative connotations.
This is nothing less than resurrection, in all its connotations.
Overall, fate tends to have pretty negative connotations.
As such it could have either right-wing or left-wing connotations.
continuously inject new cultural connotations.
these have negative connotations.
Susan, I know for a lot of women the word"menopause" has negative connotations.
Liberty, too, carried very different connotations than it does today.