connote

vt. 含蓄着, 内涵着, 意味着

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

con.note

v.tr.（及物动词）
con.not.ed,con.not.ing,con.notes
To suggest or imply in addition to literal meaning:
隐含：在字面意义之外显示或暗指的含义：
例句：
.The term ‘liberal arts’ connotes a certain elevation above utilitarian concerns.(George F. Will)See Usage Note at denote
.‘人文学科’一词包含了一种超越功利主义的崇高意义.(乔治F.威尔)参见 denote

To have as a related or attendant condition:
有…相关或附加条件：
例句：
For a political leader, hesitation is apt to connote weakness.
对一个政治领袖而言，犹豫含有软弱之意


来源：
Medieval Latin connot3re [to mark along with]
中世纪拉丁语 connot3re [与…相伴]
Latin com- [com-]
拉丁语 com- [前缀，表.一起.]
Latin not3re [to mark] from nota [mark] * see gnô-
拉丁语 not3re [标记] 源自 nota [标记] *参见 gnô-