Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Japanese
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I call it being a nationalist and I don't see any other connotation than that.
Enemy” in English has a very strong connotation.
One obstacle to cooperation between North and South is the connotation of terms and concepts.
To dig deeper into Tibetan and Qiang culture, folklore tourism, intangible heritage and cultural tourism brand, and constantly enrich the connotation of Tourism and Culture to reach the combination of agricultural brigade.
Although the definition of a rural area varies by region and their ingrained economic concepts, a rural area, in its simplest connotation, can be defined as a geographical region located outside of towns or urban centers.
Enhance corporate culture, management style show me, Improve the management, extend the brand connotation, A sound marketing system, security and sustainable development.
The carved pictures were handcrafted by professional cutlers with precise workmanship, making the guzheng exquisite and elegant as well as giving the guzheng culture connotation.
The material, the case of the use of high-tech titanium carbide ceramic, texture, light, and temperature can be adjusted according to body temperature quickly, innovative materials to create a watch good connotation.
Prestigious Chengdu Lantern Festival at home and abroad, is an important part of Chengdu's historical and cultural city connotation, modern Chengdu, a new cultural tourist card.
The Army personnel, thanks to the experience gained in missions abroad and the high"dual-use" connotation, is able to intervene, at any moment, in support of the community.
Shexian County is the only one to mention Xu arch, the arch I saw along the way, the connotation of the most abundant of the two sculptures, one of the most beautiful one in Xidi.
Each visitor will feel a profound, and it offered to its historical and cultural connotation, had to draw the admiration for our ancestors.
Mirror according to the time division for five stages, bronze mirrors face discrimination appearance, being dressed, negative modification patterns, patterns, detailed presents the artistic features of each historical stage, cultural connotation and technical skills.
Also this doctrine has a clearly objawieniowy connotation, when various divine persons of luminous and colourful bodies appear, speaking in clear voice and intelligible language.
In addition, watch with Swiss official Observatory, equipped with an internal coaxial movement, date display on the dial, chronograph functions, small seconds total disk, which added more profound connotation and outstanding charm.
Liu Deqian that the depth of mining human connotation, especially the characteristics of folk life itself, the key is to avoid homogenization.
(5) he has refused to let go of the slogan“America First” even though he must surely realize by now that it carries a specific anti-Semitic historical connotation;
Localisationis the process that adapts the target-language content to more efficiently convey a similar meaning, idiomatic expression or connotation in the target culture.
Improve the grade: Highlights the technological content of the exhibition, show the unique humanities Highlight elegant demeanour and technology, improve the exhibition Class and connotation;
The 19th century music critic Eduard Hanslick argued that music could be enjoyed as pure sound and form, that it needed no connotation of extra-musical elements to warrant its existence.