connotation

名词内涵，含义; 言外之意; [逻辑学]内涵

名词

1. (词或名字的)内涵意义，隐含意义，联想意义
    The connotations of a particular word or name are the ideas or qualities which it makes you think of.

    e.g. It's just one of those words that's got so many negative connotations...
           这只是那种有太多负面含义的词之一。
    e.g. 'Urchin', with its connotation of mischievousness, may not be a particularly apt word. urchin
           有淘气的含义，可能不是一个特别恰当的词。

1. " Its connotation of political power was replaced by civil rights and cultural exchanges, " Li says.

2. Others who are against fireworks hold that such major pollution has distorted the original connotation of the celebration and hurt our life.

3. They always had this sanitized connotation as if blood could be squirted on them but they could miraculously come clean in a second.

4. At the same time, the cultural connotation of Spring Festival is fading.

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5. There are examples that some local governments unnecessarily build fake cultural heritages with the intention of adding to the cultural connotation of the real heritage.

6. The ministries also said that monitoring should increase to prevent excessive commercial development and any deliberate distortions and abuses of cultural heritage connotation.

7. The negative ideological connotation has overshadowed what it actually means as an economic term and has in the least amplified its faults.

8. connotation的反义词

8. Terms of address like xiaojie and xiansheng developed in the south of the country, where they're still used freely without negative connotation.

9. It is the connotation of industrial design to interpret the cultural essence of the brand or to elevate brand value to a cultural level.

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10. Enterprises know more about brand connotation and brand equity and begin to think about how to make brands go abroad and boost their international competitiveness.

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