connoted

connoted

美 [kəˈnoʊt] 　英 [kəˈnəʊt]

• v.含蓄；意味；【逻】内涵；暗示
• 网络意味着；暗指；包含

词形变化

第三人称单数：connotes  现在分词：connoting  过去式：connoted  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 含蓄,包含;意味;【逻】内涵,包摄 2. 暗示,指点 3. 〈俚〉意思就是

英英解释

v.	1. if a word connotes something, it suggests an additional idea or emotion that is not part of its usual meaning 2. if particular behavior or a particular situation connotes something, it suggests it

例句

What does Freud say about everything that can be connoted under the terms of feelings, emotion, affect, which he himself reunites?

佛洛伊德所说，关于能够被意涵的一切，在感觉、情感、情意等，这些术语下，他自己想要重新结合什麽呢？

While the Law of the Jungle connoted with ecological ideas is his ideal solution to all the social problems.

而其作品中所蕴涵的生态意识和丛林法则是他企图调和一切矛盾的一种理想。

It connoted open windows, clothes lines loaded with rugs and sheets, and all the merry disorder of spring cleaning.

这时，各家各户都在大扫除，窗子打开了，晾衣绳上压着地毯和被单，一派欢闹景象。

Namely, when the proposition p being true, the proposition q is false, then the liaison of implication is connoted as false.

换句话说，当命题p为真实，命题q为虚假，那麽涵盖的联系被标明为虚假。

The archives science of China has been connoted in the compilation of archives literature.

中国传统的档案学，通过古代朴素的档案文献编纂理论得以体现。

English Folkways Connoted in Forms of Address

英语称谓形式的民俗文化蕴涵