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association [ə‚səʊsɪ'eɪʃən](a) (grouping) association f, société f;∎ the teachers have formed an association les enseignants ont constitué une association;∎ Commerce trade association association f professionnelle(b) (involvement) association f, fréquentation f;∎ through long association with the medical profession à force de fréquenter la profession médicale;∎ to do sth in association with sb faire qch en association avec qn;∎ this programme was made in association with Belgian television ce programme a été fait en collaboration avec la télévision belge;∎ I have no association with that company je n'ai pas de liens avec cette société;∎ the police knew about his association with the underworld la police savait qu'il fréquentait le milieu(c) (of ideas) association f;∎ by association of ideas par association d'idées;∎ the name has unfortunate associations for her ce nom lui évoque des pensées désagréables;∎ the associations of the name ce qu'on associe à ce nomPsychology association test test m d'associationUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > association
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