affiliation
A formal connection or relationship between a person and an organization, or between two different organizations. It describes the state of being associated with a group, often for professional, political, or social purposes.
Exemplos
3 de 5Most people in this town have a strong affiliation with the local football club.
Most people in this town have a strong connection or bond with the local football club.
The author must disclose any professional affiliation that might represent a conflict of interest.
The author needs to reveal any official professional connections that could cause a conflict of interest.
I'm not sure about his political affiliation, but he seems quite conservative.
I don't know which political party he belongs to, but he appears to be conservative.
Antônimos
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
Think of the word 'filial' (meaning related to a son or daughter). An affiliation is like being the 'child' or a member of a larger 'parent' organization.
Quiz rápido
The university requires all faculty members to state their _____ on any published research.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: affiliation
Exemplos
Most people in this town have a strong affiliation with the local football club.
everydayMost people in this town have a strong connection or bond with the local football club.
The author must disclose any professional affiliation that might represent a conflict of interest.
formalThe author needs to reveal any official professional connections that could cause a conflict of interest.
I'm not sure about his political affiliation, but he seems quite conservative.
informalI don't know which political party he belongs to, but he appears to be conservative.
The study analyzes the link between religious affiliation and personal well-being across different cultures.
academicThe research examines how belonging to a religious group relates to personal happiness in various cultures.
Our company is seeking a strategic affiliation with a European distributor to enter the foreign market.
businessOur business is looking for a formal partnership with a European distributor to sell products abroad.
Antônimos
Família de palavras
Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
no political affiliation
not belonging to any political party
under the affiliation of
being part of or sponsored by a larger group
declare an affiliation
to officially state which group you belong to
Frequentemente confundido com
Affection is a feeling of liking or love, whereas affiliation is a formal or official connection.
An alliance is usually a temporary agreement for a specific goal (often between nations), while affiliation is a general state of belonging to an organization.
Notas de uso
Affiliation is most commonly used in formal contexts like job applications, academic papers, and political discussions to define how a person or entity is linked to a larger structure.
Erros comuns
Learners often try to use 'affiliation' as a verb; the correct verb form is 'affiliate'. Another mistake is using 'affiliation' when they simply mean 'friendship'.
Dica de memorização
Think of the word 'filial' (meaning related to a son or daughter). An affiliation is like being the 'child' or a member of a larger 'parent' organization.
Origem da palavra
Derived from the Late Latin 'affiliatus', which means 'adopted as a son'.
Padrões gramaticais
Contexto cultural
In the United States, indicating a 'political affiliation' is a standard part of the voter registration process.
Quiz rápido
The university requires all faculty members to state their _____ on any published research.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: affiliation
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