connote

UK:  [kə'nəʊt]

US:  [kə'noʊt]

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

v.

1.暗指,意味

2.意味着;暗示

3.含有...的意义

4.暗示,指点

5.〔俚语〕意思就是

6.含蓄,包含;意味;【逻辑学】内涵,包摄

1 . While Mr. Wien points out that 'net worth does not always connote wisdom, ' they all have strong opinions and aren't afraid to voice them.
虽然韦恩指出，拥有超高资产净值并非一定具有智慧，但是赴宴人士都有着强有力的观点，并不惮于大声宣告。

2 . Last among the classic aphrodisiacs are those foods that, owing to cost and rarity, connote wealth, luxury and sexual languor.
最后一类传统催情食品，是那些价格不菲，而且稀罕的东西。

3 . But does not necessarily connote dishonesty, insincerity, or trickery.
有可能——但是并不必然地——意味着不诚实，不诚心或欺骗。

4 . But Chinese names invariably connote a long list of ideas and expectations, some even carry the parents' memory of, and metaphor for, life.
偏偏华文名老爱附带一长串的期待和意义，甚至承载了父母看待生命的某种隐喻和记忆。

5 . The term "program" is not intended to connote complete rigidity.
“程序”这个词不含有完全定型的意思。