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affiliation

/əˌfɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la relación social o empresarial con una organización o grupo, o el acto de formalizar dicha vinculación o membresía.

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noun

/əˌfɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la relación social o empresarial con una organización o grupo, o el acto de formalizar dicha vinculación o membresía.

A noun referring to a social or business relationship, or the act of becoming formally connected or joined with an organization or group.

  1. Social or business relationshipB2formal

    A connection or association with a person, group, or organization, often for mutual benefit.

    esAfiliación

    • His affiliation with the university helped him secure the grant.
    • The company has a strong affiliation with several local charities.
    • She disclosed her political affiliation during the interview.

    Sinónimosallianceassociationattachmentbondconnectionlinkmembershippartnershiprelationshiptie

    Antónimosdissociationseparation

  2. Formal connection or joiningB2formal

    The act of becoming officially or formally connected to a larger group or organization.

    esafiliación

    • The club's affiliation with the national association was approved last month.
    • Her affiliation to the research institute opened many doors.
    • The process of affiliation requires submitting several documents.

    Sinónimosalignmentallianceassociationattachmentconnectionjoiningmembershipunion

    Antónimosdisconnectiondisunionseparation

Formas
  • affiliations plural form
  • affiliations' possessive plural form
  • affiliation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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