Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Norwegian
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She indicated that the connotation of the three words was enormous, and what she had been seeking in her spiritual quest.
But it at least is clear that the strongly negative connotation of"hiina" was carried over into the Chinese translation.
Unlike its negative connotation, this physiological occurrence mainly serves as a protective act of maintaining the muscle's state despite constant stretching or pulling.
Connotation Quotations Deaf people must have a mood,
not interpreted with the connotation of a strong leadership role.
Historically, the term has a heavy religious connotation as commonly seen in the prophetic revelations of eschatology obtained through dreams
with historical connotation, a spectacle and fun for the whole family.
Traditional Chinese locks also bears deep cultural connotation of modern locks can not be compared.
also the extension of the connotation of commodity culture.
from some point they can reflect connotation which do not understood by many people.
leisurely smell, while the connotation of the overall activities of the need for waterproof,
fully express the connotation of the brand.
they have a certain sense of appreciation to feel the connotation of the artworks.
which added more profound connotation and outstanding charm.
promote the brand connotation of safety and convenience.
so they can realize the connotation of many artworks.
Life in its widest connotation is in Ahura Mazda,
GM Garry Kasparov once used the term"chess tourist," which has ambiguous connotation, but Carlsen proved it doesn't have to mean substandard play.
Connotation can also be determined culturally
We are approaching the image's additional connotation, which is strongly influenced by the viewer's associations and experiences.