Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Swedish
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Connotations of hell and damnation.
money has had sacred or magical connotations.
Plus there is a whole list of derogatory connotations.
Could it have any sinister connotations?
Visuals, too, hold different connotations for different cultures.
Qingming, also known as the grave sweeping festival, has serious political connotations in China.
Since earthquakes have no ideological connotations, we have had no clashes of opinions among groups.
In German, the term'pesticides' has completely negative connotations and generally refers to the improper use of plant protection products.
often national connotations that each of us brings to these values and principles.
However, these different connotations must not make us lose sight of our common goals.
However, nowadays this word has common connotations for those who celebrate it on both a religious
Emphasizing language connotations, the artists in their works analyse themes,
The concept can have three additional connotations, as a marker, tripwire,
often dramatic connotations.
has quite different connotations today.
Parliament becoming more and more federalist- even though, at present, this word has very unhappy connotations.
Brown has masculine connotations and is often used for products associated with rural life and the outdoors.
In the section on the"Europe of Regions" it was intended to find out by two questions which connotations and functions were attributed to this concept.
The possibility for Member States to exceptionally authorise trade names in special circumstances takes account of the use of descriptors which carry no misleading connotations with the public.
generally said with negative connotations, and understandably if used in the wrong way.