Definition of associated in English:

associated

adjectiveəˈsəʊʃɪeɪtɪd

1(of a person or thing) connected with something else.
two associated events
Example sentencesExamples
- However, these days he's more associated with New York's downtown scene, where he has become a key player since relocating there in the late 1970s.
- At the heart of his motivation was a desire to change the stereotype with which he was associated, to force a revision of opinions.
- I'm sure it's because they are so associated with women.
- Do you find casting calls difficult, as you're so associated with her?
- Somehow, they have feelings of solitude and loss after leaving the working environment they were closely associated with for so long.
- They were often associated with prisoners, gangsters and other low-class groups.
- He is also associated with the development of a drug called campath, which is more friendly to patients.
- It is also planned to include some of the associated families as well.
- Some political leaders are also associated with these officers.
- One would expect that dragonflies are already flagship species of wetlands and freshwater, with which they are closely associated.
- Migrant workers often have to suffer being despised and laughed at and they are also associated with shabby clothes, vulgar behaviour and criminal activity.
- The association has 27 full members and three associated members, which are the branches of three foreign banks in the country.
- When the image of a woman is frequently associated with disaster, it also carries more complicated and sacred significance.
- Maybe it's a psychological thing, something to do with the dangerous, rugged lifestyle with which he is closely associated.
- Perhaps it's understandable, seeing as he's associated with one of the grumpiest cultural icons in the history of humanity.
- They are also associated with different regions in the country.
- We're wondering if that's still a big hit over there and we are wondering if you're associated with it at all.
- Some of the families are still associated with the show.
- She was never associated with skimpy bathing suits, low cut gowns and short dresses.
- A pretty woman was always associated with money, which was thought to be the root of any disaster.
Synonyms
related, connected, linked, correlated, analogous, similar, alike, kindred, corresponding
attendant, accompanying, auxiliary, accessory, incidental
formal cognate
1. 1.1 (of a company) connected or amalgamated with another company or companies.
  Example sentencesExamples
  An employee only gets one basic exemption for the same job or the same employer, including any associated employer.
  A network of associated businesses - from publishing to sugar - help top up the school's coffers.
  While £100,000 is a substantial sum of money, in the context of the total business done by the applicants and their associated companies it is not large.
  Yes, most of the companies are now associated with major publicly held mega-corporations and must report much of what they do publicly.
  Create an atmosphere for those working in the government and their associated agencies that they are working for the people of Canada, and serve at the pleasure of the voter.
  The share of profit from associated companies was down 25.09 per cent to $394.9 million.
  Are changes to names of associated companies or organizations often the reason for a revision, or is content more important?
  Representatives from various associated agencies and courts from around the country concerned with children's welfare were in attendance.
  These include associated companies' relief and relief for reconstructions or amalgamations of companies.
  In some cases this is not that obvious, because they use an associated company with a different name to market the products.
  Thirdly, about 75 per cent of the firm's deposits were maintained by its shareholders and by its subsidiary and associated companies.
  Rather a string of parent, subsidiary, sub-subsidiary, and associated companies exist behind a single name.
  Its subsidiaries and associated companies are located in more than 30 countries.
  Adjustments will be made to these limits where companies have associated companies and for accounting periods of less than 12 months.
  One company was tenant and the other, an associated company, was a licensee of the other.
  The investment vehicle was also wrongly accused of being under investigation for a deferred interest loan made to an associated company.
  He's been the biggest operator by far: he and his myriad associated companies; it's quite a network.
  Synonyms
  affiliated, allied, integrated, amalgamated, incorporated, federated, confederated, syndicated, unified, connected, interconnected, related, linked, joined, bound
  in league, in partnership, in alliance
2. 1.2Chemistry (of liquids) in which the molecules are held together by hydrogen bonding or other weak interaction.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Accordingly we distinguish between permanently internal and temporarily associated water molecules.
  Their simulations suggest that the more flexible structures have fewer associated water molecules and counterions.
  In its natural form it also has a couple of water molecules associated with the molecule.
  In phospholipid membranes these loosely associated water molecules are in fast exchange with the bulk water phase.
  Two general types of internal waters are distinguished: permanently internal and temporarily associated waters.

Definition of associated in US English:

associated

adjective

1(of a person or thing) connected with something else.
two associated events
Example sentencesExamples
- They were often associated with prisoners, gangsters and other low-class groups.
- They are also associated with different regions in the country.
- When the image of a woman is frequently associated with disaster, it also carries more complicated and sacred significance.
- Somehow, they have feelings of solitude and loss after leaving the working environment they were closely associated with for so long.
- Migrant workers often have to suffer being despised and laughed at and they are also associated with shabby clothes, vulgar behaviour and criminal activity.
- She was never associated with skimpy bathing suits, low cut gowns and short dresses.
- At the heart of his motivation was a desire to change the stereotype with which he was associated, to force a revision of opinions.
- The association has 27 full members and three associated members, which are the branches of three foreign banks in the country.
- Do you find casting calls difficult, as you're so associated with her?
- A pretty woman was always associated with money, which was thought to be the root of any disaster.
- However, these days he's more associated with New York's downtown scene, where he has become a key player since relocating there in the late 1970s.
- He is also associated with the development of a drug called campath, which is more friendly to patients.
- Some of the families are still associated with the show.
- Some political leaders are also associated with these officers.
- Maybe it's a psychological thing, something to do with the dangerous, rugged lifestyle with which he is closely associated.
- Perhaps it's understandable, seeing as he's associated with one of the grumpiest cultural icons in the history of humanity.
- I'm sure it's because they are so associated with women.
- It is also planned to include some of the associated families as well.
- We're wondering if that's still a big hit over there and we are wondering if you're associated with it at all.
- One would expect that dragonflies are already flagship species of wetlands and freshwater, with which they are closely associated.
Synonyms
related, connected, linked, correlated, analogous, similar, alike, kindred, corresponding
1. 1.1 (of a company) connected or amalgamated with another company or companies.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thirdly, about 75 per cent of the firm's deposits were maintained by its shareholders and by its subsidiary and associated companies.
  In some cases this is not that obvious, because they use an associated company with a different name to market the products.
  The share of profit from associated companies was down 25.09 per cent to $394.9 million.
  Representatives from various associated agencies and courts from around the country concerned with children's welfare were in attendance.
  Adjustments will be made to these limits where companies have associated companies and for accounting periods of less than 12 months.
  Create an atmosphere for those working in the government and their associated agencies that they are working for the people of Canada, and serve at the pleasure of the voter.
  These include associated companies' relief and relief for reconstructions or amalgamations of companies.
  He's been the biggest operator by far: he and his myriad associated companies; it's quite a network.
  Its subsidiaries and associated companies are located in more than 30 countries.
  Rather a string of parent, subsidiary, sub-subsidiary, and associated companies exist behind a single name.
  Yes, most of the companies are now associated with major publicly held mega-corporations and must report much of what they do publicly.
  A network of associated businesses - from publishing to sugar - help top up the school's coffers.
  The investment vehicle was also wrongly accused of being under investigation for a deferred interest loan made to an associated company.
  One company was tenant and the other, an associated company, was a licensee of the other.
  While £100,000 is a substantial sum of money, in the context of the total business done by the applicants and their associated companies it is not large.
  Are changes to names of associated companies or organizations often the reason for a revision, or is content more important?
  An employee only gets one basic exemption for the same job or the same employer, including any associated employer.
  Synonyms
  affiliated, allied, integrated, amalgamated, incorporated, federated, confederated, syndicated, unified, connected, interconnected, related, linked, joined, bound
2. 1.2Chemistry (of liquids) in which the molecules are held together by hydrogen bonding or other weak interaction.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Two general types of internal waters are distinguished: permanently internal and temporarily associated waters.
  Accordingly we distinguish between permanently internal and temporarily associated water molecules.
  Their simulations suggest that the more flexible structures have fewer associated water molecules and counterions.
  In its natural form it also has a couple of water molecules associated with the molecule.
  In phospholipid membranes these loosely associated water molecules are in fast exchange with the bulk water phase.

单词	associated
释义	Definition of associated in English: associated adjectiveəˈsəʊʃɪeɪtɪd 1(of a person or thing) connected with something else. two associated events Example sentencesExamples However, these days he's more associated with New York's downtown scene, where he has become a key player since relocating there in the late 1970s. At the heart of his motivation was a desire to change the stereotype with which he was associated, to force a revision of opinions. I'm sure it's because they are so associated with women. Do you find casting calls difficult, as you're so associated with her? Somehow, they have feelings of solitude and loss after leaving the working environment they were closely associated with for so long. They were often associated with prisoners, gangsters and other low-class groups. He is also associated with the development of a drug called campath, which is more friendly to patients. It is also planned to include some of the associated families as well. Some political leaders are also associated with these officers. One would expect that dragonflies are already flagship species of wetlands and freshwater, with which they are closely associated. Migrant workers often have to suffer being despised and laughed at and they are also associated with shabby clothes, vulgar behaviour and criminal activity. The association has 27 full members and three associated members, which are the branches of three foreign banks in the country. When the image of a woman is frequently associated with disaster, it also carries more complicated and sacred significance. Maybe it's a psychological thing, something to do with the dangerous, rugged lifestyle with which he is closely associated. Perhaps it's understandable, seeing as he's associated with one of the grumpiest cultural icons in the history of humanity. They are also associated with different regions in the country. We're wondering if that's still a big hit over there and we are wondering if you're associated with it at all. Some of the families are still associated with the show. She was never associated with skimpy bathing suits, low cut gowns and short dresses. A pretty woman was always associated with money, which was thought to be the root of any disaster. Synonyms related, connected, linked, correlated, analogous, similar, alike, kindred, corresponding attendant, accompanying, auxiliary, accessory, incidental formal cognate 1.1 (of a company) connected or amalgamated with another company or companies. Example sentencesExamples An employee only gets one basic exemption for the same job or the same employer, including any associated employer. A network of associated businesses - from publishing to sugar - help top up the school's coffers. While £100,000 is a substantial sum of money, in the context of the total business done by the applicants and their associated companies it is not large. Yes, most of the companies are now associated with major publicly held mega-corporations and must report much of what they do publicly. Create an atmosphere for those working in the government and their associated agencies that they are working for the people of Canada, and serve at the pleasure of the voter. The share of profit from associated companies was down 25.09 per cent to $394.9 million. Are changes to names of associated companies or organizations often the reason for a revision, or is content more important? Representatives from various associated agencies and courts from around the country concerned with children's welfare were in attendance. These include associated companies' relief and relief for reconstructions or amalgamations of companies. In some cases this is not that obvious, because they use an associated company with a different name to market the products. Thirdly, about 75 per cent of the firm's deposits were maintained by its shareholders and by its subsidiary and associated companies. Rather a string of parent, subsidiary, sub-subsidiary, and associated companies exist behind a single name. Its subsidiaries and associated companies are located in more than 30 countries. Adjustments will be made to these limits where companies have associated companies and for accounting periods of less than 12 months. One company was tenant and the other, an associated company, was a licensee of the other. The investment vehicle was also wrongly accused of being under investigation for a deferred interest loan made to an associated company. He's been the biggest operator by far: he and his myriad associated companies; it's quite a network. Synonyms affiliated, allied, integrated, amalgamated, incorporated, federated, confederated, syndicated, unified, connected, interconnected, related, linked, joined, bound in league, in partnership, in alliance 1.2Chemistry (of liquids) in which the molecules are held together by hydrogen bonding or other weak interaction. Example sentencesExamples Accordingly we distinguish between permanently internal and temporarily associated water molecules. Their simulations suggest that the more flexible structures have fewer associated water molecules and counterions. In its natural form it also has a couple of water molecules associated with the molecule. In phospholipid membranes these loosely associated water molecules are in fast exchange with the bulk water phase. Two general types of internal waters are distinguished: permanently internal and temporarily associated waters. Definition of associated in US English: associated adjective 1(of a person or thing) connected with something else. two associated events Example sentencesExamples They were often associated with prisoners, gangsters and other low-class groups. They are also associated with different regions in the country. When the image of a woman is frequently associated with disaster, it also carries more complicated and sacred significance. Somehow, they have feelings of solitude and loss after leaving the working environment they were closely associated with for so long. Migrant workers often have to suffer being despised and laughed at and they are also associated with shabby clothes, vulgar behaviour and criminal activity. She was never associated with skimpy bathing suits, low cut gowns and short dresses. At the heart of his motivation was a desire to change the stereotype with which he was associated, to force a revision of opinions. The association has 27 full members and three associated members, which are the branches of three foreign banks in the country. Do you find casting calls difficult, as you're so associated with her? A pretty woman was always associated with money, which was thought to be the root of any disaster. However, these days he's more associated with New York's downtown scene, where he has become a key player since relocating there in the late 1970s. He is also associated with the development of a drug called campath, which is more friendly to patients. Some of the families are still associated with the show. Some political leaders are also associated with these officers. Maybe it's a psychological thing, something to do with the dangerous, rugged lifestyle with which he is closely associated. Perhaps it's understandable, seeing as he's associated with one of the grumpiest cultural icons in the history of humanity. I'm sure it's because they are so associated with women. It is also planned to include some of the associated families as well. We're wondering if that's still a big hit over there and we are wondering if you're associated with it at all. One would expect that dragonflies are already flagship species of wetlands and freshwater, with which they are closely associated. Synonyms related, connected, linked, correlated, analogous, similar, alike, kindred, corresponding 1.1 (of a company) connected or amalgamated with another company or companies. Example sentencesExamples Thirdly, about 75 per cent of the firm's deposits were maintained by its shareholders and by its subsidiary and associated companies. In some cases this is not that obvious, because they use an associated company with a different name to market the products. The share of profit from associated companies was down 25.09 per cent to $394.9 million. Representatives from various associated agencies and courts from around the country concerned with children's welfare were in attendance. Adjustments will be made to these limits where companies have associated companies and for accounting periods of less than 12 months. Create an atmosphere for those working in the government and their associated agencies that they are working for the people of Canada, and serve at the pleasure of the voter. These include associated companies' relief and relief for reconstructions or amalgamations of companies. He's been the biggest operator by far: he and his myriad associated companies; it's quite a network. Its subsidiaries and associated companies are located in more than 30 countries. Rather a string of parent, subsidiary, sub-subsidiary, and associated companies exist behind a single name. Yes, most of the companies are now associated with major publicly held mega-corporations and must report much of what they do publicly. A network of associated businesses - from publishing to sugar - help top up the school's coffers. The investment vehicle was also wrongly accused of being under investigation for a deferred interest loan made to an associated company. One company was tenant and the other, an associated company, was a licensee of the other. While £100,000 is a substantial sum of money, in the context of the total business done by the applicants and their associated companies it is not large. Are changes to names of associated companies or organizations often the reason for a revision, or is content more important? An employee only gets one basic exemption for the same job or the same employer, including any associated employer. Synonyms affiliated, allied, integrated, amalgamated, incorporated, federated, confederated, syndicated, unified, connected, interconnected, related, linked, joined, bound 1.2Chemistry (of liquids) in which the molecules are held together by hydrogen bonding or other weak interaction. Example sentencesExamples Two general types of internal waters are distinguished: permanently internal and temporarily associated waters. Accordingly we distinguish between permanently internal and temporarily associated water molecules. Their simulations suggest that the more flexible structures have fewer associated water molecules and counterions. In its natural form it also has a couple of water molecules associated with the molecule. In phospholipid membranes these loosely associated water molecules are in fast exchange with the bulk water phase.
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