英语词汇“associate with”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

Phr V

associate with

associates, associating, associated

associate sb/sth with sb/sth

to connect someone or something in your mind with someone or something else

Patience isn't a virtue I normally associate with Clare.Why do men always associate enjoying themselves with drinking loads of beer?It's interesting how different styles of dress can be associated with different types of music.

be associated with sth

(always passive) if problems or dangers are associated with a particular thing or action, they are caused by it

The cancer risks associated with smoking are well publicized.Tackling the problems associated with inflation is not going to be an easy task.

associate with sb

to spend time with a group of people, especially people who are disapproved of

Tim's mother has always disapproved of the sort of people that he associates with.

associate with

1. To have a relationship with someone. In this usage, a reflexive pronoun can be used between "associate" and "with." I don't associate with criminals like him. I think he's happy to associate himself with successful people like us.

2. To connect various people or things in one's mind, usually for a specific reason that is unique to that person. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "associate" and "with." I associate the smell of cinnamon with Christmas because of the cookies my mother used to bake every year. He always associates Liz with me because he met us at the same time.

associate oneself with someone or something

to join someone or something as a partner or friend. I wanted to associate myself with a prestigious law firm. She associated herself with people of low repute.

associate someone or something with someone or something

to link someone or something [in one's mind] to someone or something else. (Something and someone can occur in all possible combinations.) I always associate Walter with pizza for some reason. I associate pizza with stringy cheese.

associate with someone

to be friendly with someone; to be acquainted with someone socially in a work setting. We seek to associate with persons like ourselves. I like to associate with interesting people.

associate with

1. To keep company with someone or some group: They are very snobbish and don't associate with people from our side of town.

2. To link something in the mind with something else: People often associate sunny weather with happiness.

词汇	associate with
释义	Phr V associate with associates, associating, associated associate sb/sth with sb/sth to connect someone or something in your mind with someone or something else Patience isn't a virtue I normally associate with Clare.Why do men always associate enjoying themselves with drinking loads of beer?It's interesting how different styles of dress can be associated with different types of music. be associated with sth (always passive) if problems or dangers are associated with a particular thing or action, they are caused by it The cancer risks associated with smoking are well publicized.Tackling the problems associated with inflation is not going to be an easy task. associate with sb to spend time with a group of people, especially people who are disapproved of Tim's mother has always disapproved of the sort of people that he associates with. phraseassociate with1. be associated with sth/sb to be connected with something or someone, or thought to be connected with them - used especially about problems, dangers, or qualities: We all know the risks that are associated with smoking. Increasing old age is usually associated with ill-health. Oxford is a national centre for the treatment of problems associated with childbirth. Such skills are all traditionally associated with women.2. associate sth with sth/sb to make a connection in your mind between one person or thing and another: People usually associate Japan with high tech consumer products. In the west we associate aging with decline, dependency, and often poverty.3. associate with sb to spend time with someone, especially a group who other people disapprove of: Middle-class families didn't want their children associating with boys from the estate. They found that he had been associating with known Communists, and his career was effectively over.■ SIMILAR TO: mix with associate with 1. To have a relationship with someone. In this usage, a reflexive pronoun can be used between "associate" and "with." I don't associate with criminals like him. I think he's happy to associate himself with successful people like us. 2. To connect various people or things in one's mind, usually for a specific reason that is unique to that person. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "associate" and "with." I associate the smell of cinnamon with Christmas because of the cookies my mother used to bake every year. He always associates Liz with me because he met us at the same time. associate oneself with someone or something to join someone or something as a partner or friend. I wanted to associate myself with a prestigious law firm. She associated herself with people of low repute. associate someone or something with someone or something to link someone or something [in one's mind] to someone or something else. (Something and someone can occur in all possible combinations.) I always associate Walter with pizza for some reason. I associate pizza with stringy cheese. associate with someone to be friendly with someone; to be acquainted with someone socially in a work setting. We seek to associate with persons like ourselves. I like to associate with interesting people. associate with v. 1. To keep company with someone or some group: They are very snobbish and don't associate with people from our side of town. 2. To link something in the mind with something else: People often associate sunny weather with happiness.
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