Examples of using Negative 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
The negative connotation that these words have taken on in current use is omitted from the Spanish dictionary,
However, they tend to have a negative connotation since they're most often used as standalone tools
for many Europeans, the word‘reform' has a negative connotation and is synonymous with job losses
but almost all these descriptions were deemed to have a negative connotation in one or other of the main languages concerned.
we shall use it here without negative connotation as the widely accepted general term for the eighteen pre-Mahayana Buddhist schools.
meant to sound like gibberish- hence the negative connotation of both barbarian and barbarism.
I'm sure this is very helpful for families with kids You have to be careful with the negative connotation of some cold colors however,
the Chinese moniker has negative connotation; confirmed by Chinese Court as Chanyu in 172 AD)
The term, but with a negative connotation, comes from a character created by the writers Adolf Kussmaul
respectively, in that the negative connotation of the word impurity is not intended;
giving to this term a negative connotation, just like some give a negative connotation today"Tridentine" and"dogmatic".
it has a negative connotation, it refers to a division,
correct usage for an object, beyond the negative connotation given in the dictionary”- the project from Liang-Jung
Gypsy" has no negative connotations, as in many other European countries.
In fact, the term migration does not necessarily have negative connotations;
and have negative connotations.
Three Mile" has negative connotations.
Susan, I know for a lot of women the word"menopause" has negative connotations.
Hortobágy has also had negative connotations.
Both have negative connotations.