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association in Chinese

association in Chinese is 合作, 协会 — association means a group of people organized for a shared purpose, such as a club or professional body.

association in Chinese

合作
noun
Pronounced: hé zuò
(uncountable) The act of associating.
协会
noun
Pronounced: xié huì
A group of persons associated for a common purpose; an organization; society.

What does "association" mean?

  1. noun A group of people organized for a shared purpose, such as a club or professional body.
    "He is a member of the national teachers' association."
  2. noun A connection or link between two things, people, or ideas.
    "Many people have a happy association between that song and their childhood holidays."
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association in a sentence

  • He is a member of the national teachers' association.
  • The village cricket association organises matches every summer weekend.
  • Many people have a happy association between that song and their childhood holidays.
  • Studies found an association between the two conditions.

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What is "association" in Chinese?
"association" in Chinese is 合作, 协会. association means: A group of people organized for a shared purpose, such as a club or professional body.
How do you pronounce 合作?
"association" in Chinese is 合作, pronounced "hé zuò".
How do you use "association" in a sentence?
Example: "He is a member of the national teachers' association." In Chinese, "association" is 合作, 协会.
Are there other ways to say "association" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "association": 合作, 协会.
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