associate

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associate
sustantivo [əˈsəʊsɪət]
1socio(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (in business); cómplice (sustantivo masculino) (in crime)
adjetivo
2asociado(a) (company)
verbo transitivo [əˈsəʊsɪeɪt]
3asociar (mentally)
también:
  • to be associated with -> estar asociado(a) or relacionado(a) con
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to associate with somebody -> frecuentar a or tratar con alguien

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associate [a-sou-shiet]
1Asociar, tomar por compañero o confederado a otro.
2Asociar, acompañar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Asociarse. (n)
  • I refuse to associate with them -> me niego a tratar con ellos
va. Unirse, tratarse, tratar.
adjetivo
1Asociado, confederado.
sustantivo
2Socio o compañero.
  • Associate publishers -> editores asociados
  • Associate member -> miembro asociado

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associate
adjective
[əˈsəʊʃɪɪt] [+company] asociado
noun
[əˈsəʊʃɪɪt] (colleague) colega; (m) (in crime) cómplice; (m)(also associate member) [of society] miembro no numerarioanumeraria; (m)a numeraria [of professional body] colegiadoacolegiada;a colegiada (m) (f) [of learned body] miembro correspondiente; (m)
all were welcome - members, associates, or public
Fred Bloggs and Associates Fred Bloggs y Asociados
verb:transitive
[əˈsəuʃɪeɪt]
1 (mentally) [+ideas, things, people] asociar; relacionar
to associate one thing with another asociar relacionar una cosa con otra;or I always associate you with Barcelona siempre te asocio relaciono con Barcelona;or
The smoking of pipes is often associated with oldfashioned `masculine" values. Dignity is the quality which I associate mostly with her... Daintry didn't associate his daughter with childlike tenderness... most people associate progress with the future many people associate hippies with marijuana
2 (affiliate, connect) vincular; asociar
to be associated with sth/sb: high blood pressure is associated with heart disease se vincula asocia la tensión alta con las enfermedades coronarias;or he was associated with the communist party estaba vinculado asociado con el partido comunista;or
was he associated with that scandal?
it is a privilege to be associated with her es un privilegio estar relacionado con ella
to be associated with a plot to associate [o.s.] with sth she had associated herself with the left for years
I don't wish to be associated to associate myself with it/himor no quiero tener nada que ver con ello/él
he refused to associate himself with the decision I should like to associate myself with what has been said
verb:intransitive
[əˈsəuʃɪeɪt]
to associate with sb relacionarse con algn; tratar con algn
She spent her adolescence associating with criminals... She knew her father wouldn't dare to stop her associating with her friends.
modifier
[əˈsəʊʃɪɪt]
associate director (n) subdirectorasubdirectora;a subdirectora (m) (f) directoradirectora adjuntoaadjunta;a directora (m) (f)a adjunta
associate judge (n) juez asesoraasesora; (m)a asesora
Associate Justice (n) (US) juez asociadoaasociada; (m)a asociada
associate member (n) [of society] miembro no numerarioanumeraria; (m)a numeraria
Sark is an associate member of the European Union Some 176 nations are now either full or associate members of the ITF the automobile organization provides free services for its members, and for associate members
[of professional body] colegiadoacolegiada;a colegiada (m) (f) [of learned body] miembro correspondiente; (m)
associate producer (n) (TV) (Cine) productoraproductora asociadoaasociada;a productora (m) (f)a asociada
associate professor (n) (US) profesoraprofesora adjuntoaadjunta;a profesora (m) (f)a adjunta
associate's degree (n) (US)
associate degree See culture box in entry associate.

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Verb Conjugation for "associate"

Imperative
  • associate
  • you associate
  • he/she associates
  • we associate
  • you associate
  • they associate
Preterite
  • I associated
  • you associated
  • he/she associated
  • we associated
  • you associated
  • they associated
Present Continuous
  • I am associating
  • you are associating
  • he/she is associating
  • we are associating
  • you are associating
  • they are associating
Present Perfect
  • I have associated
  • you have associated
  • he/she has associated
  • we have associated
  • you have associated
  • they have associated
Past Continuous
  • I was associating
  • you were associating
  • he/she was associating
  • we were associating
  • you were associating
  • they were associating
Past Perfect
  • I had associated
  • you had associated
  • he/she had associated
  • we had associated
  • you had associated
  • they had associated
Future
  • I will associate
  • you will associate
  • he/she will associate
  • we will associate
  • you will associate
  • they will associate
Future Perfect
  • I will have associated
  • you will have associated
  • he/she will have associated
  • we will have associated
  • you will have associated
  • they will have associated
Future Continuous
  • I will be associating
  • you will be associating
  • he/she will be associating
  • we will be associating
  • you will be associating
  • they will be associating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been associating
  • you have been associating
  • he/she has been associating
  • we have been associating
  • you have been associating
  • they have been associating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been associating
  • you will have been associating
  • he/she will have been associating
  • we will have been associating
  • you will have been associating
  • they will have been associating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been associating
  • you had been associating
  • he/she had been associating
  • we had been associating
  • you had been associating
  • they had been associating
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