Examples of using Connotes in English and their translations into Spanish
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The most important is symmetry, which connotes a sense of grandeur as it applies to everything from palaces to farmhouses.
Love in reality connotes a relation, but the word"love"(like the word"sex")
Indeed, the very origin of the word“virtue” connotes manly strength- not merely physical strength, but moral strength.
there is a formal equality, which connotes non-discrimination or liberalized access, and there is substantive equality, which connotes tangible benefit.
equitable” treatment necessarily connotes a measure of proportionality.
Non-discrimination: This principle connotes that data likely to give rise to unlawful and arbitrary discrimination should not be compiled.
For example, the word land today connotes geometric blocks of space that can be monopolized by faraway private owners.
however well the Executive may behave;'independence' connotes the absence of dependence.
Metal connotes both, something hard and strong like iron for making structures
This is especially true because the term“commander” always connotes the ability to issue an order based on the level of domination over the criminal structure.
The Olympic ideal connotes international understanding among our young people through sport and culture.
Widespread" connotes the large scale nature of the attacks and the number of victims.
Inhibition", here, simply connotes that the effect is expressed in terms of relatively poor learning.
it is not relevant to determine the degree of permanence that the term'exist' connotes.
trade connotes the existence of a"transaction"
It is therefore to be noted that the said replacement of one State by another generally connotes replacement of one jurisdiction by another with respect to the population of the territory in question,
investment connotes the placing of funds
Japan contends that the word"operate" connotes a functional or operative relationship such that both sets of measures function together as part of a unitary scheme to support conservation.
Wisdom connotes skill in action as the result of developed love
I think Conway is right in that the term connotes not only a way of dressing,