connotes

英 [kəˈnəʊts]

美 [kəˈnoʊts]

v.  意味; 暗示; 隐含
connote的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB (词或名字)隐含，暗示，使人联想到
  If a word or nameconnotessomething, it makes you think of a particular idea or quality.
  1. The term 'organization' often connotes a sense of neatness. organization
     这个词常常让人想到整洁。

双语例句

• Great harmony has the color of transcendental idealism while well-off connotes the spirit of being factualistic.
  大同有理想主义的超越性色彩，小康体现着现实主义的求实精神。
• As the name connotes, people who are engaged in sports.
  正如其名称蕴含，谁的人从事体育运动。
• The word 'portly' connotes dignity. the bearing of a word in its context
  ‘Portly’一字隐含【威严】之意。某字在上下文中的意义
• The term 'liberal arts' connotes a certain elevation above utilitarian concerns. Yet liberal education is intensely useful ( George F. Will)
  ‘文科’这个词暗含某种高于功利心的意味。但文科教育是十分有用的（乔治F.威尔）
• A smile generally connotes that a person is happy.
  微笑往往就表示这个人很开心。
• The theory of Marx connotes a way of the ethical revolution.
  马克思学说中内蕴着一条伦理学革命路径。
• Arriving late to a meeting connotes one of two things: a lack of discipline or decisiveness in ending your previous meeting, or a lack of interest.
  开会迟到会带给人三种暗示：缺乏自律，缺乏结束前一个会议的决断力，或是对本次会议不感兴趣。
• Tome chocolate connotes pleasure and indulgence.
  对我来说巧克力意味着快乐和放纵。
• When used of God it connotes the concept of highest.
  “当用于神的，它蕴含的概念，”最高。
• Jim Callaghan connotes the "winter of discontent": such are the simplifications and cruelties of national memory.
  这些都说明了民族记忆的简单化和残酷。