connote
英音[ kəˈnəʊt ] 美音[ kəˈnoʊt ]

意味着

常用释义

词性释义

vt.

意味着;含言外之意
例句
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  • 意味着
While Mr. Wien points out that 'net worth does not always connote wisdom, ' they all have strong opinions and aren't afraid to voice them.
虽然韦恩指出,拥有超高资产净值并非一定具有智慧,但是赴宴人士都有着强有力的观点,并不惮于大声宣告。
Last among the classic aphrodisiacs are those foods that, owing to cost and rarity, connote wealth, luxury and sexual languor.
最后一类传统催情食品,是那些价格不菲,而且稀罕的东西。
有可能——但是并不必然地——意味着不诚实,不诚心或欺骗。
But Chinese names invariably connote a long list of ideas and expectations, some even carry the parents' memory of, and metaphor for, life.
偏偏华文名老爱附带一长串的期待和意义,甚至承载了父母看待生命的某种隐喻和记忆。
“程序”这个词不含有完全定型的意思。
“(男)acromarketing”应该意味着市场的一个方面就是“大”是什么,否则比审议…
Rustic通常暗指缺乏教养或优雅,但也可以指不加修饰和令人愉快的单纯:
Mitigate and palliate connote moderating the severity, force, or intensity of something that causes suffering:
Mitigate和palliate都意味着减弱造成痛苦的事物严重性、力量或强度:
1·If those meanings are good, and in particular if they connote trust and prestige, then the brand stands for something valuable.
如果那些含义不错,特别是如果它们意味着信任和威信,那么这个品牌代表了一些有价值的东西。
2·But does not necessarily connote dishonesty, insincerity, or trickery.
有可能——但是并不必然地——意味着不诚实,不诚心或欺骗。
同义词
vt.
意味着;含言外之意
同根词 (词根connote)
connotative adj 内涵的;隐含的;含蓄的
connotation n 内涵;含蓄;暗示,隐含意义;储蓄的东西(词、语等)