Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
the Theodosian Code attempted to remove the pagan connotation from those events and banned their observance.
In the year 399 A.D. the Theodosian Code attempted to remove the pagan connotation from those events and banned their observance on Easter and Christmas.
it is called an oligosaccharide oligo- connotation"few".
Used in this original sense, the term carries no connotation of re-uniting the separated Christian denominations,
the best way to ascertain its true connotation is to look at the association(qarinah) and the context.
act, and connotation entirely self-ruling.
To avoid that connotation while retaining the legitimization of small donations,
but also have a profound cultural connotation, can show the owner's cultural style,
clever workmanship simple but without losing the connotation high quality ring holder with mobile phone
showing the connotation and rhythm of musical vision,
Unfortunately, the connotation here is that if only a central planner did have sufficient(all!)
but I guess the connotation of what the light said was,“If you do love me,
the composition of the index has changed and that industrial connotation no longer applies as the index contains tech companies like Apple,
It has the connotation of simply meaning‘A brave person',
such as"globalist", which has a historic anti-Semitic connotation, and has indulged in conspiracy theories that originated in white supremacist circles, such as his unfounded claim that
traditionally had the connotation of a strong, even dominant,
characterised by a strongly positive connotation, as synonym of the"entrepreneurial optimism" of the time,
endowing water parks with unique character and cultural connotation, enshrining projects with more charm and value.
shows the connotation and rhythm of music from vision,
The method used is based on the qualitative interpretative models of Roland Barthes semiotic as a form of a sign systems which are divided into denotation and connotation that make up the myth that produces meaning.