Examples of using The connotation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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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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Official/political
Contrary to the connotation of the term"tempted" employed by the King James translators in verse 2,
exercised during life, and they take on the connotation of the backbone of life.
raising the connotation of professional subsidiary.
many enterprises are sewing machine through various means to improve brand image and the connotation, the international market.
had gradually acquired the connotation of"fresh" or"freshly minted", i.e. not worn smooth by use, and, especially when referring to silver,"white", by the imperial period.
increased survival of patients due to antiretroviral therapy for Aids brought the connotation of a chronic disease, allowing for actions to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV.
kelod have the connotation of good and evil;
The connotation of"fringe science" is that the enterprise is rational
Health needs that had acquired the connotation of consumer goods in the"golden age",
as well as the connotation used in the Brazilian culture.
only found out in later life that his biological father was a non-Jewish German,- appeared offended by the connotation and responded by discussing his German identity.
of the health-disease-care process, as the notion of risk these women elaborate may differ from the connotation attributed to risk in the biomedical culture.
While linguistic scholarship unanimously describes Arvanitika as a dialect of Albanian many Arvanites are reported to dislike the use of the name"Albanian" to designate it, as it carries the connotation of Albanian nationality
its theoretical foundation takes into account the connotation of financial independence by robert kiyosaki,
but also on the connotation of some of these foods as being first-rate in a scale of values.
considering the connotation of these signs in the social,
social upheaval often gives his verse and prose to the connotation of emotional excess,
when we put it that way we are again getting into the connotation of the German"verdienen"; it conveys the idea that somebody has given us that right.
a range of analyses, as it is not sensible to attribute the connotation of inherent threat to all branches of this technology because,