How is the word ассоциировать translated from Russian to English

Мысленно связывать одно с другим.

To connect one thing with another in your mind.

verb
English translation
associate

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  • Я ассоциирую эту песню с летом. I associate that song with summer.

  • Он представил меня деловому партнёру. He introduced me to a business associate.

  • У тебя это слово с чем-нибудь ассоциируется? Do you associate this word with anything?

  • Мой партнёр позвонит вам завтра. My associate will call you tomorrow.

  • Многие ассоциируют запах хвои с зимними праздниками. Many people associate the smell of pine with winter holidays.

  • Она партнёр или клиент? Is she an associate or a client?

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FAQ about “ассоциировать”

How is “ассоциировать” translated from Russian?
“ассоциировать” translates into English as “associate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “ассоциировать” mean?
Meaning of “ассоциировать”: Мысленно связывать одно с другим. In English — “associate”.
What part of speech is “ассоциировать”?
“ассоциировать” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “ассоциировать”?
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