affiliations

英 [əˌfɪlɪˈeɪʃ(ə)nz]

美 [əˌfɪliˈeɪʃənz]

n.  (与政党、宗教等的)隶属关系; 隶属; 从属
affiliation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （组织之间的）密切联系，隶属关系
  If one group has anaffiliationwith another group, it has a close or official connection with it.
  1. The group has no affiliation to any political party...
     该团体不隶属于任何政党。
  2. The officer cited the federation's rule on affiliation.
     该官员引用了联邦政府对于隶属关系的规定。
• N-VAR （个人之间或个人与组织之间的）联系，从属关系
  If you have anaffiliation witha group or another person, you have a close or official connection with them.
  1. ...Johnson's affiliation with shoe company Nike...
     约翰逊就职于耐克鞋业公司
  2. They asked what her political affiliations were.
     他们询问她属于哪个政党。

双语例句

• A doctor's role, he seemed to believe, was to stay detached from such affiliations.
  作为一个医生，他似乎相信，应该避免这种从属关系。
• We should be proud of our achievements, not of our affiliations.
  我们应该为自己取得的成就而非自己所属的机构而自豪。
• If business or political affiliations influence their editorial choices, they should be disclosed.
  如果企业或政治组织对新闻编辑决策施加影响，就应当予以披露。
• Naji al-Ali had no political affiliations and the absence of slogans and dogma in his work brought both success and criticism.
  纳吉阿里没有任何政治背景，在他的工作中没有带来成功和批评的口号和信条。
• Citizens of China may freely choose and express their religious beliefs, and make clear their religious affiliations.
  中国公民可以自由地选择、表达自己的信仰和表明宗教身份。
• But it is important to remember that affiliations can be interpreted as bias.
  然而，不能忘记的是，与某一团体的从属关系可被视为偏见。
• Some committees are balanced by specifying that members represent specific affiliations such as interest groups.
  有的委员会通过规定成员要能代表各自的利益团体来实现均衡。
• Establish affiliations of mutual advantage with important people.
  与要人结交互惠关系。
• Sources of funding, institutional affiliations and conflicts of interest should be declared in the publication.
  在发表物上应声明资金来源、机构隶属以及利益冲突等。
• As you'd expect, the students'own political affiliations played a key role in their willingness to vote.
  正如你所想的那样，学生们各自的政党隶属关系对他们的投票意愿有关键性的影响。