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relation

noun B1
1

bağlantı, ilişki B2

the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected

The report discusses the relation between education level and income.

  • She examined the historical relation of trade routes across continents.
  • Mathematicians often explore the relation of variables in complex equations.
  • Understanding the relation between language and culture is essential for linguists.
  • causal relation · nedensel ilişki Researchers found a causal relation between smoking and lung disease.
  • direct relation · doğrudan bağlantı There is a direct relation between temperature and pressure in this experiment.
  • a relation between sth and sth The scientist established a relation between diet and heart health.
  • in relation to sth The policy was revised in relation to recent economic data.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: relationship

simpler: link

opposite: disconnection

2

akraba B1

a person who is connected to another by blood or marriage

My aunt is a relation on my father's side.

  • During the reunion, we discovered many distant relations.
  • Genetic testing can reveal hidden relations among family members.
  • Anthropologists study kinship relations to understand social structures.
  • close relation · yakın akraba She is a close relation of the president.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: relative

Same family

know one and the others are easyFamily:

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