connotation

UK:  [.kɒnə'teɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [.kɑnə'teɪʃ(ə)n]

复数：connotations  

n.

1.言外之意,含蓄;(词的)涵义

2.【逻辑学】内涵,内包

1 . And then discuss connotation of the definition and behaviors of customers. All that settle the foundation of this paper's theory.
然后，在本文的第二部分讨论客户的定义、行为以及客户驱动的涵义，这些奠定了本文理论基础；

2 . These folk language refined, easy to understand, the connotation is rich, music and moving.
这些民歌的语言精练，通俗易懂，内涵丰富，音乐动人。

3 . People are more open about their desire to be attractive, and plastic surgery no longer has a negative connotation.
人们更加不避讳谈及变漂亮的渴望，而整形手术也不再有负面联想。

4 . Although people are recruited to join corporations or sports teams, the main meaning of recruit seems to have a military connotation to it.
尽管人们被雇用（recruited）进入到大型企业，或者被召入（recruited）运动队，不过单词recruit的主要意思似乎与军队相关。

5 . Part 1 illustrates the connotation citizen consciousness and a harmonious society, and indicates the inner connection between them.
第一部分详细阐述了公民意识和和谐社会的内涵，并指出了两者之间的内在联系。