affiliation

Word family adjectiveaffiliablenounaffiliationverbaffiliate

af·fil·i·a·tion /əˌfɪliˈeɪʃən/ noun

1 MEMBER[countableC, uncountableU] the connection or involvement that someone or something has with a political, religious etc organization 〔与政治、宗教等组织的〕联系，从属关系

somebody’s (political/religious etc) affiliation

the newspaper’s political affiliations

该报纸所属的政治派系

2. JOIN AN ORGANIZATION[uncountableU] when a smaller group or organization joins a larger one 加盟，加入

Examples from the Corpus

affiliation• Throughout his long life, he retained his affiliation to the Labour Party.• Most appeared to be voters who filed new affidavits because they had moved or because they wanted to change party affiliation.• History is against the challengers, and not because of party affiliation.• They asked about his religious beliefs and political affiliation.• What are her political affiliations?• Many people were arrested for their political affiliations.• At the same time the executive resisted a renewed attempt by sympathisers for the affiliation of the Communist Party.• University affiliations are at times still more restrictive.• Of forty-four ministers whose affiliations are known, twenty-one have never been members of any fraternal organization.

单词	affiliation
释义	affiliation Word family adjectiveaffiliablenounaffiliationverbaffiliate af·fil·i·a·tion /əˌfɪliˈeɪʃən/ noun 1 MEMBER[countableC, uncountableU] the connection or involvement that someone or something has with a political, religious etc organization 〔与政治、宗教等组织的〕联系，从属关系 somebody’s (political/religious etc) affiliation the newspaper’s political affiliations 该报纸所属的政治派系 2. JOIN AN ORGANIZATION[uncountableU] when a smaller group or organization joins a larger one 加盟，加入 Examples from the Corpus affiliation• Throughout his long life, he retained his affiliation to the Labour Party.• Most appeared to be voters who filed new affidavits because they had moved or because they wanted to change party affiliation.• History is against the challengers, and not because of party affiliation.• They asked about his religious beliefs and political affiliation.• What are her political affiliations?• Many people were arrested for their political affiliations.• At the same time the executive resisted a renewed attempt by sympathisers for the affiliation of the Communist Party.• University affiliations are at times still more restrictive.• Of forty-four ministers whose affiliations are known, twenty-one have never been members of any fraternal organization.
随便看	liken sb to sb liken somebody/something to somebody/something liken somebody to somebody liken something to something liken sth to sth liken to like rats leaving the sinking ship (like) rats leaving the sinking ship likes likes and dislikes like sheep like so like talking to a brick wall like that like the cat that ate the canary like-the-cat-that-ate-the-canary like the cat that got the cream like the clappers like the hell like the wind like this like this/that/so like to do like to do something like to do sth