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EnglishTHE SCHOLAR'S LEXICON

membership

/mem-ber-ship/US // ˈmɛm bərˌʃɪp //UK // (ˈmɛmbəˌʃɪp) //

成员,会员资格,成员资格,会员

Related Words

enrollment招生,注册,入学,入学率participation参与,参加,参与度,参与性body尸体group组,集团,群体,群club俱乐部,会所,棍棒,俱乐部队company公司,企业,公司的,公司的情况society社会,社团,协会,社群association协会,协会简介,社团,关联fellows跌落,跌倒,跌倒的人,跌幅associates联营公司,联营企业,联谊会,联想members成员,会员,委员,委员们

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the state of being a member, as of a society or club.
    • : the status of a member.
    • : the total number of members belonging to an organization, society, etc.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounbelonging to organization; those belonging to a group
Synonyms
enrollment招生,注册,入学,入学率participation参与,参加,参与度,参与性associates联营公司,联营企业,联谊会,联想association协会,协会简介,社团,关联body尸体club俱乐部,会所,棍棒,俱乐部队company公司,企业,公司的,公司的情况fellows跌落,跌倒,跌倒的人,跌幅group组,集团,群体,群members成员,会员,委员,委员们society社会,社团,协会,社群

Examples

  • Beyond that, Potrel said the company is hoping to add a paid membership model and merchandise to reach super fans, as well as launch a CTV network as early as this year.

  • FONZ, which has also been financially slammed by the virus, will have to vacate its offices at the zoo, on Connecticut Avenue, and its members will be offered memberships in a similar program run by the zoo.

  • Craig retained membership on the committees but expressed regret for his guilty plea.

  • Similarly, That Works For Me flexible working website has reported its male membership base to have doubled over the past three months.

  • We saw membership as a way to start replacing that in this moment before we can get back together in theaters.

  • Except, Nomadness currently has 3,000 pending membership requests.

  • But the main message they send is one of membership in a certain cultural group.

  • That goes for its contemporary membership roster as well as for the photographers represented in the exhibition.

  • Instead the money allegedly was spent on luxury cars and a yacht club membership, among other things.

  • Today, Turkey in the German imagination has mostly to do with immigration, assimilation, and EU membership.

  • The Institution had a great membership in England, and was generously helped there in the matter of funds by the public.

  • A physician who applied for membership in a medical society was rejected because of unprofessional conduct.

  • The referee who presides at the first meeting makes up or decides on its membership.

  • He must therefore decide at once either to continue his membership or withdraw.

  • Two burgesses were refused membership in the Assembly due to an unusual land patent condition.

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