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Перевод: connotation

[существительное]
дополнительное значение; сопутствующее значение; созначение; то, что подразумевается; коннотация

Тезаурус:

1. Although we shall be looking at "spiritual direction" in its narrower Christian connotation, we need to see it is also relevant to the wider contemporary scene where people are seeking both spirituality and direction.
2. "The Welsh accent has this connotation of mendacity.
3. And so it acquired its contemporary, pejorative connotation of idle chatter.
4. Considerable difficulty, however, would be met in outlining the degree of sexual conduct which would amount to adultery, even if it were given a much wider connotation where homosexuals were involved.
5. Indeed, if we were able to give a more definite connotation to the concepts of "masculine" and "feminine", it would even be possible to maintain the libido is invariably and necessarily of a masculine nature, whether it occurs in men or in women.
6. The title "organiser" was traditionally used in social work and voluntary service early in the century and had a particular connotation that is not helpful in today's environment.
7. While in his view Truth need not assume shape or form at any time, yet when it is made to do so in order to meet specific human needs it is called Ivara or God and assumes a personal connotation.
8. For Gandhi, however, the primary connotation of the term "God" is not personal.
9. The sexual connotation of trains is well known, particularly trains entering tunnels.
10. The moral connotation was accentuated by the always at least implicit use of the term to contest, to resist contemporary claims of state.
11. What Kane proposes is the strategy of ENTRYISM - which in its original connotation was a strategy of entering mainstream political parties undertaken by revolutionary groups so as to subvert from within.
12. There is a connotation to leadership that needs perhaps getting out of the way.
13. A "sewer" was a straight cut, the kind of geometrical channel beloved by modern engineers, and did not have the connotation of foul water which it has today.