Examples of using Connotation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
At the same time, this project has a negative symbolic connotation.
Sure, we-we all like hot dogs… but this had a decidedly negative connotation.
The term is usually used with a negative or malicious connotation.
The voting software LiquidFeedback for instance, through its connotation of liquidity, accounts to this real-time aspect, potentially providing a constantly changing representation of the voting community's current opinion.
Nowadays, this connotation has been left behind,
having the connotation good when applied to the Party
Throngh my creation I experimented a new artistic connotation, a certain taste,
Jurnal TV continue to reflect actively the events with electoral connotation and there is no obvious tendency to favour certain electoral competitors;
Indeed, aristocracy has the connotation of decency, modesty
Yet, this connotation has been applied by those who are desperately trying to find inspired support for an empty tradition.
Though the term affordable housing may differ from region to region, the term's connotation and denotation unfortunately often carry a negative association.
including connotation, mood, and tone.
Without any political connotation, starting this evening,
There doesn't seem to be in Homer's tale any particularly negative connotation that's attached to Odysseus' dalliances.
they have a certain sense of appreciation to feel the connotation of the artworks.
The new wording removes the connotation of suspicion of members of the liberal professions,
The idea of being chipped has too“much negative connotation” today,
it has a powerful erotic connotation.
so they can realize the connotation of many artworks.
And the connotation of peasantry, real people,