Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
Thus, complexity as connotation of our contemporary age as was well described by Edgar Morin.
The masculine form takes the name of'Bordón' in Parma,'Bordö' or'Bordoeu' in Milan(meaning Ogre),'Bordò' in Bormiese with a generally derogatory connotation.
This dimension has no political connotation and refers to the group rather than the individual.
Enterprise policy will examine the conditions under which failure could acquire a less negative connotation and it could be acceptable to try again.
The word and its connotation are understood by all but the most obtuse of readers.
that is without its fruitfulness(meaning in a wider sense than the mere biological connotation) and its tenderness.
There also may have been some spiritual connotation similar to the chancel screen in churches.
However, the term"Islamic state" has taken on a more specific connotation since the 20th century.
even if with opposite connotation, the snake symbolizes knowledge
So much of the information these people have been imparting has got this really heavy connotation to it.
The bodies that inhabit these anatomical illustrations exist in a space deprived of any sort of connotation, precariously perched on flat, anonymous surfaces.
phases of degradation but still with the connotation of forest.
And, more in general, this is also a place having strong connotation with light, with its thousand variations.
The Western world gives dark and negative connotation to the word“wild”, it rejects it.
The services which are examined are divided according to their public or private connotation, and are presented according to three typologies.
The trio's original version has a strong dramatic and"confrontational" connotation, which is even more apparent in the instrumentally brilliant studio performance by Jefferson Airplane featured on Volunteers(1969).
It is the first to have a stronger political connotation, also because it will be a face-off between different visions of the Union's future.
Unlike its negative connotation, this physiological occurrence mainly serves as a protective act of maintaining the muscle's state despite constant stretching or pulling.
B-LINE takes its place in this design context with three chairs that provide a strong visual connotation to complete the breakfast and bar areas.
Costs are reduced with a new ethical connotation and a strong vision of the future.