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1 negative connotation
Общая лексика: негативная коннотация (напр, о слове или словосочетании) -
2 carry a negative connotation
Лингвистика: иметь негативную коннотацию (англ. термин взят из статьи в журнале Foreign Policy)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > carry a negative connotation
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3 connotation
{,kɔnə'teiʃn}
n допълнително значение, значение, което се подразбира* * *{,kъnъ'teishn} n допълнително значение, значение, което се* * *n подзначение;connotation; n допълнително значение, значение, което се подразбира.* * *n допълнително значение, значение, което се подразбира* * *connotation[¸kɔnə´teiʃən] n 1. подзначение, конотация, странично значение, значение, което се подразбира; a word with a negative \connotation дума с отрицателни асоциации (с негативна отсянка в значението); 2. филос. съдържание (на термин). -
4 connotation
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5 (smb.) who won't take no for an answer
Разговорное выражение: напористый (энергичный, умеющий добиться своего (часто с неодобрительным оттенком) energetic, able to achieve one's goal (often with a negative connotation))Универсальный англо-русский словарь > (smb.) who won't take no for an answer
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6 be rife
Общая лексика: быть обычным, делаться обычным, быть в избытке (negative connotation, пример: the diseases are rife in African countries), свирепствовать (об эпидемии и т.п.) -
7 eye-catching
['aɪˌkætʃɪŋ]1) Общая лексика: останавливающий внимание, привлекательный, бросающийся в глаза (may have negative connotation), яркий, эффектный, кричащий, броский, привлекающий внимание, притягивающий взгляд, притягивающий внимание2) Авиационная медицина: "застревание" взгляда (на каком-л. пилотажном приборе) -
8 who won't take no for an answer
Разговорное выражение: (smb.) напористый (энергичный, умеющий добиться своего (часто с неодобрительным оттенком) energetic, able to achieve one's goal (often with a negative connotation))Универсальный англо-русский словарь > who won't take no for an answer
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9 deserve
------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] deserve[Swahili Word] -stahili[Part of Speech] verb[English Example] Juma, you have become very disobedient nowadays; you deserve to be beaten[Swahili Example] Juma, wee mkaidi sana siku hizi, wastahili kupigwa------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] deserve[Swahili Word] -stahilisha[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] stahili V------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] he deserves it[Swahili Word] hastaili yake[Part of Speech] phrase[Swahili Example] "Alitumbukia kisimani. Wengine wanasema alikuwa kalewa". "Hastaili yake". [Ya]------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] more deserving[Swahili Word] aula[Part of Speech] adjective------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] what one deserves[Swahili Word] stahili[Swahili Plural] stahili[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 9/10[English Example] Just what you deserve! [negative connotation in this context][Swahili Example] <b>Stahili</b> yako!------------------------------------------------------------
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