/asoˈθjaɾ/
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Translation
to associate
Word origin
From Latin associare ('to join, to unite'), formed from ad ('to') and sociare ('to unite'), from socius ('companion, ally'). The same root gives English 'associate' and 'society'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- associare
- English cognates
- associate, society
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular
Examples
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We tend to associate summer with holidays.
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I do not want to associate my name with that project.
asociarse.
The two businesses decided to join forces.
Mucha infancia.
Many people associate that smell with their childhood.
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It is easy to associate ideas when you study calmly.
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