Examples of using Negative connotations in English and their translations into Italian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
though the term continues to carry negative connotations among contemporary Russians.
Avoid words like won't,can't and shouldn't since these all have negative connotations.
Defenders of animal experimentation prefer not to use it due to its negative connotations.
The term orca is preferred by some to avoid the negative connotations of"killer", and because, being part of the family Delphinidae,
The term"orca" is euphemistically preferred by some to avoid the negative connotations of"killer", and because, being part of the family Delphinidae,
because I do not want a term as noble tradition can be distorted and assume negative connotations.
Even though obesity and fat have negative connotations in contemporary society, the numbers of obese individuals has vastly increased globally,
name the greatest injustices, the word"social" hasn't lost its negative connotations.
The number thirteen has negative connotations in the West too of course,
To try and overcome the negative connotations that the words"wig""hairpiece" and"toupee" conjure up in the minds of most men, the salesmen have
You might not realize that the color scheme you have chosen could have negative connotations in a new market,
Now I know its name has some negative connotations for some people but for me, it's talking about fun
Sviluppo Italia have been dubbed"new IRI", with some negative connotations, to indicate that their purposes
I have titled it"Out Of The Blue", because"A Long Conversation" bears negative connotations and is not such a nice title in English….
perhaps because the Breton word"Izel" has no such negative connotations.
in this report we have managed to overcome the negative connotations of what should be a guiding principle for employment policy in Europe.
The term, with negative connotations, comes from a character created by the writers Adolf Kussmaul
term"feminist" to describe themselves, because they believed it to have negative connotations throughout Russian history,
because she wanted to show that an object often depicted with negative connotations- or as a symbol of oppression for women- could be a“must have” for women living in the West.”.
asserting a concern with the potential for improper association of the term empathogen with negative connotations related to the Greek root πάθος páthos"suffering.