国外学校社团英文

社团英文是：an association

association音标：英 [əˌsəʊsiˈeɪʃn]、美 [əˌsoʊsiˈeɪʃn]

释义：

n.协会;社团;联盟;联合;合伙;关联;交往;联想;联系

A formal association of people with similar interests.

由有共同的兴趣的人们组成的正式的社团。

复数： associations

记忆技巧：as 表加强 + soci 社会 + ation 行为 → 联合

相关短语：

1、establish an association\t建立协会

2、form an association\t结社

3、have an association with\t与?有交往

4、join the trade association\t加入贸易协会

5、organize an association\t组织协会

扩展资料：

词语用法：

n.\t(名词)

1、association的基本意思是“协会,社团”,指会员较多且具有共同兴趣和宗旨的比较正式的组织,对其成员的要求和活动内容都比较宽。association在句中用作主语时,其谓语动词的数视其着眼点不同可使用单数形式或复数形式。

2、association也可作“联合,结合,交往”解,后常接with引导的短语；association引申可作“联想”解，还可作“因果关系”解。

词义辨析：

club，association，institute，league，union，society

这些名词均有“社团，会社，协会”之意。

1、club表俱乐部或会社，其成员因志同道合，有共同兴趣、爱好而组织到一起进行社交、娱乐或体育等活动。

2、association指较为正式的组织，强调兴趣和需要的一致性。

3、institute指为专门的目标而建立的学会或研究所。

4、league指为了共同的目的和利益而组成的社团、同盟或联合会。

5、union多指工会，也指学会或协会。

6、society可与association换用，但前者的宗旨更严格，会员之间联系更紧密，活动更积极。

association是指联盟，不能特别指社团；club society一看就是chinglish，不能准确表达是社团的意思，表达社团直接就可用club或是department

您好，

在国外，社团的归类其实很简单。您只要这麼想：任何运动方面的，如篮球队，棒球队，冰球队，橄榄球队，滑雪社等等的全都叫Team。比如说：

这麼一讲人家就知道你是那一个(运动)社团的了。

而如果是如果是音乐，有分乐团跟合唱团：

所有跟乐器练习有关的，如小提琴，萨克司风，笛子等等，还有个人(创作)歌唱(与乐队一起演出)的都归类於 band 里。当然也是有 Music club 的，可能包含以上两者或纯粹只是学术性或娱乐性的讨论或评论，一般若是讨论团体就与以上说过的那些参加演出比赛的团体不同。

与话剧，文学，文化交流(多元文化社团)，宗教讨论，或天文社这种类的就全归类成 Club 或所谓的 After school club：

等等都是学校很常见的一些社团。Club 也不全都是文化类的交流，也有如 Red Cross Club 或 First Aid Club 这种是专门学习跟实践急救方面知识的学校社团。

至於您提到的association 与 society 一般很少是学校团体，如有也会是类似有赞助商那种性质，所做的事都是自愿签订协议或自愿来完成目的的。如果您是参加义(志)工等类的地方或社区社团，那麼就会使用上association，society，或甚至foundation 之类的用词。

最後回答您说如果使用 I take part in a society他们会怎麼认为? 多数会以为您已经步入社会在工作了，不会以为您是参加了那个学校社团。如果要让他们知道您是参加社团又不是明确的指出名字可以这麼说：

如果是想问别人参加了什麼社团也可以以上面所说的推算用那个词来问会比较准确，但一般可以这麼问：

希望以上有帮上您，祝一切顺利!

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association是协会，较正式的，比如海峡联合会那样的协会socity一般都是指社会，大的范围club就是社团、俱乐部的意思，国外学校的社团都是用club，不管是美国电影还是我的美国外教都说club。