Results for connotations translation from German to English

don’t want to be labelled and usually with negative connotations.
don’t want to be labelled and usually with negative connotations.

"zhan guo ce yi zhu" (connotations and translations of zgc).
"zhan guo ce yi zhu" (connotations and translations of zgc).

the expression, therefore, has different connotations in different countries and cultures.
the expression, therefore, has different connotations in different countries and cultures.

at least the word „strahlen“ (radiate) has also positive connotations.
at least the word „strahlen“ (radiate) has also positive connotations.

the seminar focused on technical issues and aspects of tactility as well as emotional qualities and connotations.
the seminar focused on technical issues and aspects of tactility as well as emotional qualities and connotations.

alcohol is linked with connotations of pleasure and sociability in the minds of many, but its use also has harmful consequences.
alcohol is linked with connotations of pleasure and sociability in the minds of many, but its use also has harmful consequences.

using wax, a traditional carrier of energy - a material with very strong connotations – embeds a state of the art interface in the oldest roots of civilization.
using wax, a traditional carrier of energy - a material with very strong connotations – embeds a state of the art interface in the oldest roots of civilization.

es besteht auch die möglichkeit zur schnelleren und direkteren wissenschaftlichen zusammenarbeit, z.b. durch die teilnahme an angeschlossenen kommunikationsforen, die raum für eine fachliche diskussion eröffnen oder kommentierung erlauben.(11) man kann diskussion verfolgen bzw. sich selbst beteiligen (beispiel connotations)
opportunties are also created for faster and more direct scientific cooperation, for example through participation in linked communication fora, which create a space for expert discussion or allow comment on work.(11) some journals offer discussion fora and or sequels to articles, so that one can follow a discussion or take part at will. (for example connotations)