Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Spanish
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REACH is an acronym which not only has connotations of closeness(‘reaching' closer),
It is"clean","aseptic", free from any connotations linking it to its queer roots and any queer theories of power,
One should retain an ability to question whether it is appropriate to label a group as"fundamentalist" as the connotations associated with this term carry a risk of rejection.
which derives from the Latin"I roll", with its obvious connotations of bearings in motion.
It is also associated with positive connotations such as healing
The domestic criminal law connotations of the terms"crime" and"delict" were considered inappropriate in the international sphere because the responsibility of the State was neither civil
independence(each with different connotations), consistency,
For the ancient Latin Americans, death had no moral connotations that exist in Catholocism,
In most cases it is accompanied by negative connotations, since many of the worst events of mankind are described as black.
In earlier connotations, the good governance concept had a technocratic bias which was aimed at creating the best possible conditions for economic development.
Doctrine” is usually not meant to have any negative connotations; it is especially not to be confused with“dogma.”.
free of any specific national or regional connotations;
and colors and their connotations.
noting that it has several connotations.
Here at Feetunique we spend a lot of time thinking about colour and its connotations.
in protection of rights, the Committee expresses its concern about the terminology's pejorative connotations.
phraseology, neutral words vs. connotations and nuances.
Do not refer to these individuals as midgets because of its circus sideshow connotations.
also lived on and, in order to remove its pagan connotations, they built Latin crosses right in the same spots.
rather than negative connotations.