affiliation

英[əˌfili'eiʃən]美[əˌfili'eiʃən]

n.
1.（与政党、宗教等的）隶属关系
2. 隶属；从属

同：	[n.] association, tie, tie-up

Jews in the Midwest were probably not keen about advertising their affiliation
在中西部的犹太人大概并不热心于宣传他们的身分。收藏
Jews in the midwest were probably not keen about advertising their affiliation
在中西部的犹太人大概并不热心于宣传他们的身份。收藏
"The extinct language of the Etruscans, of unknown linguistic affiliation."
"现已消失的伊特鲁里亚语,这种语言的语缘关系尚不明."收藏
"Primarily for their expertise in relevant scientific fields" rather than for their institutional or group affiliation.
"首要的应以他们在相关科学领域的专长"而非他们与特定团体的制度性关联为基础。收藏
Feeling one another's pain. Sharing one another's blessings. Reasonably, honestly, fairly--without respect to race, or sex, or geography or political affiliation.
感受各自的痛苦，分享各自的幸福，合理、真诚、公平--完全超脱种族、性别、地理或政治隶属关系。收藏

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a social or business relationship
- a valuable financial affiliation
- he was sorry he had to sever his ties with other members of the team
- many close associations with England
[同] affiliation, association, tie, tie-up
the act of becoming formally connected or joined
- welcomed the affiliation of the research center with the university

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