Definition
Definition of associating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
relationshipforming relationships or partnerships
- The associating members of the club were invited to the event.
2.
connectionconnecting or linking things together
- The associating factors in the study were clearly identified.
Origin of associating
Latin, associare (to unite)
Terms with associating included in their meaning
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social influence
associating with people who have a bad influence
success
gain success by associating with someone successful
disagreement
disagree or stop associating with someone due to differing views
unfair judgment
judge someone unfairly by associating with others' faults
close association
associating closely with others in a friendly manner
influential
associating with influential people
mathematics
relation associating each input with one output
mathematics
function associating elements of two sets
reputation
enhance reputation by associating with splendor
disassociation
stop associating with someone
Islam
the sin of associating partners with Allah
associating
causing to associate or connect
social behavior
preference for associating with a specific group
attention
seeking attention or fame by associating with popular people
sociology
preference for associating with similar people
Examples of associating in a sentence
Associating individuals attended the networking event. The associating elements were crucial to the experiment. She explained the associating variables in her research.
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- French:associant, associatif, ...
- German:assoziierend, ...
- Italian:associato, collegato, ...
- Spanish:colaborador, asociado, ...
- Portuguese:associado, associando, ...
- Chinese:关联的, 连接的, ...
- Japanese:提携している, 関連している, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَسِب, مَوْصُول, ...
- Hebrew:מְקַשֵּׁר, מְקַשֵּׁר, ...
- Russian:ассоциированный, ...
- Ukrainian:асоційований, пов'язуючий, ...
- Hindi:सहयोगी, संबंधित, ...
Definition of associate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
socializeintr. US spend time socially with othersintr. US
- She likes to associate with her classmates after school.
2.
partnershiptr./intr. join as a partner or allytr./intr.
- He chose to associate himself with the new project.
3.
cognitiontr. Rare connect ideas or people in the mindtr. Rare
- People often associate chocolate with happiness.
Noun
1.
membershipmember with partial status or privileges
- He is an associate member of the club.
2.
businesspartner or colleague in business or at work
- She introduced me to her business associate.
3.
educationUS degree from a two-year collegeUS
- She earned an associate degree in arts.
Adjective
1.
relationshipjoined with others in a lower status
- He is an associate member of the club.
2.
statushaving partial status or privileges
- She holds an associate position at the firm.
3.
sequenceRare following or accompanying something elseRare
- The associate symptoms include fever and fatigue.
Expressions with associate
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person who assists the director
The associate director helped the director with the film production.
editor in a middle position helping manage and prepare written content
She was promoted to associate editor at the magazine.
employee helping customers buy things in a store
The sales associate helped me find the right shoes.
university teacher ranked below professor, often above assistant professor
She was promoted to associate professor last year.
undergraduate degree awarded after two years of study
She earned her associate's degree in nursing last year.
two-year academic degree granted by colleges
She earned her associate degree in graphic design at the community college..
person you work with in trade or professional activity
She invited a business associate to join the project meeting.
clergy member who helps the main pastor with church duties
The associate minister led the youth service on Sunday.
person who helps a main producer organize and complete a project
She was promoted to associate producer on the new television series.
link thoughts freely, without plan, often spoken aloud
In therapy, he free-associated and unexpected memories surfaced.
Origin of associate
Latin, associare (to unite) + -ate (suffix)
Examples of associate in a sentence
They associate with neighbors during community events. She decided to associate with the local charity group. They wanted to associate their brand with innovation. Children often associate bedtime with stories. Many people associate summer with vacations. She became an associate at the law firm.
As an associate, he had limited access to resources. My associate will handle the negotiations. He is a trusted associate in our firm. He pursued an associate in computer science. Many jobs require an associate for entry-level positions. She holds an associate position at the university. The associate director attended the meeting. He was granted associate membership in the club. The associate role comes with limited benefits. The associate risks were clearly outlined in the report. Associate factors may influence the outcome of the study.
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- French:fréquenter, associé, ...
- German:verkehren, assoziiertes Mitglied, ...
- Italian:socializzare, associato, ...
- Spanish:socializar, asociado, ...
- Portuguese:socializar, membro associado, ...
- Chinese:交往, 准会员, ...
- Japanese:交流する, 準会員, ...
- Arabic:اختلط, عُضْو مُنْتَسِب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְחַבֵּר, חָבֵר נִלְוֶה, ...
- Russian:общаться, ассоциированный член, ...
- Ukrainian:спілкуватися, асоційований, ...
- Hindi:मिलना-जुलना, सहयोगी सदस्य, ...
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