Translation of "associate" to French

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Dictionary translations for "associate"

associate [ə'səusɪət] verb Conjugation

associated / associated / associating / associates

associer (idea)

We often associate black with death.

Nous associons souvent le noir à la mort.

s'associer

Green is associated with grass.

Le vert est associé à l'herbe.

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associate [ə'səusɪət] noun

pl. associates

l' associé m (man)

It was a great pleasure for me to meet many associates of your company.

C'était un grand plaisir pour moi de rencontrer beaucoup d'associés de votre société.

l' associée f (woman+)

le collègue m

le confrère m (profession-man)

la consœur f (profession-woman)

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associate [ə'səusɪət] adjective

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associé

It was a great pleasure for me to meet many associates of your company.

C'était un grand plaisir pour moi de rencontrer beaucoup d'associés de votre société.

Phrases with "associate" (8)

associate coordinator - coordinateur associé
associate director - directeur associé
associate editor - rédacteur associé
associate judge - juge assesseur
associate manager - associé-gérant
business associate - associé en affaires
research associate - maître-assistant
associate company - société affiliée

Contexts with "associate"

We often associate black with death. Nous associons souvent le noir à la mort.

What do you associate with summer? Qu'associes-tu à l'été ?

We associate the name of Darwin with the theory of evolution. Nous associons le nom de Darwin à la théorie de l'évolution.

We associate the name of Einstein with the theory of relativity. Nous associons le nom d'Einstein à la relativité.

Green is associated with grass. Le vert est associé à l'herbe.

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