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Discussion on the Associated Meaning of Words' Connotation and the Realization of Cross-culture Communication

Yang Qiu-yun

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There is no exact equal meaning between Chinese words and English words.We can divide the meaning into two categories: one is denotation of the words(the basic meaning or obvious meaning);the other is implied or added meaning in words' connotation(the associated meaning).Between these two,the associated meaning demands more attention,because the realization of cross-culture communication embodies more of the words' associated meaning.

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There is no exact equal meaning between Chinese words and English words.We can divide the meaning into two categories: one is denotation of the words(the basic meaning or obvious meaning);the other is implied or added meaning in words' connotation(the associated meaning).Between these two,the associated meaning demands more attention,because the realization of cross-culture communication embodies more of the words' associated meaning.

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There is no exact equal meaning between Chinese words and English words.We can divide the meaning into two categories: one is denotation of the words(the basic meaning or obvious meaning);the other is implied or added meaning in words' connotation(the associated meaning).Between these two,the associated meaning demands more attention,because the realization of cross-culture communication embodies more of the words' associated meaning.

Key concepts: Denotation (semiotics), Meaning (existential), Connotation, Realization (probability), Linguistics, Psychology, Mathematics, Philosophy

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