n.含义,隐含意义
connotation的复数

原形：connotation复数：connotations

You can perceive its connotation easily.
你们很容易理解其内涵。
Every Chinese names have rich connotation.
每个中国人的名字都是有涵义的。
The talk has a rich connotation.
这次谈话有丰富的含义。
The word "spin" often carries a connotation of dishonesty in politics.
（“spin”这个词在政治语境中常常带有不诚实的含义。）
The term "aspiring artist" has a positive connotation, suggesting dedication and ambition.
（“有抱负的艺术家”这个术语具有积极的含义，暗示着奉献和雄心。）
In some cultures, the color white is associated with purity, carrying a connotation of innocence.
（在某些文化中，白色与纯洁相关联，带有无邪的含义。）
The phrase "working-class hero" has a connotation of respect for those who labor diligently.
（“工人阶级英雄”这个短语带有对辛勤劳动者的尊敬含义。）
Using the word "frugal" instead of "cheap" gives a more positive connotation to someone's spending habits.
（使用“节俭”而不是“吝啬”来形容某人的消费习惯，赋予了更积极的含义。）
The term "entrepreneur" often carries a connotation of innovation and risk-taking.
（“企业家”这个词常带有创新和敢于冒险的含义。）
Describing someone as "eccentric" can have a connotation of being unconventional but also creative.
（形容某人为“古怪”的可能意味着非传统但同时富有创造力。）
The phrase "necessary evil" implies an action that is unpleasant but unavoidable, with a strong negative connotation.
（“必要的恶行”这一短语暗示了一种不愉快但不可避免的行为，带有强烈的负面含义。）
Calling a child "precocious" usually has a connotation of them being unusually intelligent or mature for their age.
（称一个孩子为“早熟”通常意味着他们相对于年龄来说异常聪明或成熟。）
The term "bachelor pad" often has a connotation of a stylish, if somewhat untidy, apartment typically inhabited by a single man.
（“单身汉公寓”这个词通常指的是一个单身男性居住的、即使有些杂乱但也颇具风格的公寓。）