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

• The multi-perspective narration connotes the author's challenge against history, culture and reality.
  小说多画面、多视点的叙事手法表现了作者对传统历史、文化和现实的挑战；
• The human spirit that Popper's scientific philosophy connotes is very worth to research.
  波普尔科学哲学中内涵的人文精神是一个很值得研究的问题。
• Harmony is the important connotation of individual moral belief and what it connotes, and also the ideal and goal that people pursue.
  和谐是个体道德信念的重要内涵和应有之义，也是人们追求的理想目标。
• 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。
• But just plain Chinese cabbage and bean curd connotes home sweet home for the Chinese.
  但只是一般的白菜和豆腐一般为中国的家，甜美的家。
• The term 'organization' often connotes a sense of neatness. organization
  这个词常常让人想到整洁。
• Tome chocolate connotes pleasure and indulgence.
  对我来说巧克力意味着快乐和放纵。
• When Americans say "the government," they mean something quite different: it connotes the whole governmental structure-executive, legislative and judicial.
  当美国人谈到政府时，他们所指的就不同了。它指的是整个美国的行政、立法和司法部门。
• It's a nice thought, but scientists have told us for years that humans instinctively equate facial and bodily symmetry with attractiveness, because it connotes health.
  这是一个不错的思想，但是科学家告诉我们，多年来人类本能地等同于面部和身体的对称性与吸引力，因为它意味着健康。
• In China, it connotes longevity.
  在中国，它意味着长寿。