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connotation 【connotation】n. 涵意The words "snake" and "red" have unpleasant connotations for many people.许多人认为“蛇”和“红色”有着不好的涵意。

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['kɒnə'teɪʃən] 
connotationan idea that is implied or suggested
When you're talking about the implied subtext of words rather than their literal meaning, reach for the noun connotation. A political boss might not want to be called "boss" because of the negative connotations.
From the Latin com- "with" + notare "to mark," this word is all about reading between the lines. The literal meaning (or denotation) of Wall Street, for instance, is "a street in lower Manhattan that's home to many financial institutions," but the same phrase's connotations may include "wealth," "power," or "greed," depending on your experiences and opinions. A closely related word is implication.
All forms of 'connotation' will appear on average once every 7948 pages.connotationalconnotationconnotativeconnote

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Back	【connotation】 n. 涵意 The words "snake" and "red" have unpleasant connotations for many people. 许多人认为“蛇”和“红色”有着不好的涵意。
Vocab	connotationan idea that is implied or suggested When you're talking about the implied subtext of words rather than their literal meaning, reach for the noun connotation. A political boss might not want to be called "boss" because of the negative connotations. From the Latin com- "with" + notare "to mark," this word is all about reading between the lines. The literal meaning (or denotation) of Wall Street, for instance, is "a street in lower Manhattan that's home to many financial institutions," but the same phrase's connotations may include "wealth," "power," or "greed," depending on your experiences and opinions. A closely related word is implication. All forms of 'connotation' will appear on average once every 7948 pages. connotational connotation connotative connote

Connotation Words Implied Literal Street Kɒnə'Teɪʃən N 涵意