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afiliado

ah-fee-lee-AH-doh/afiˈljaðo/

afiliado means member in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:

member, subscriber

Also: affiliate
NounmB1
A person holding a colorful ID card with a simple logo, standing with a group of diverse people wearing matching scarves.

📝 In Action

Juan es un afiliado del sindicato desde hace diez años.

A2

Juan has been a member of the union for ten years.

Los afiliados a la seguridad social pueden pedir cita por internet.

B1

Social security members can request an appointment online.

El partido político busca atraer a nuevos afiliados jóvenes.

B2

The political party is looking to attract new young members.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Antonyms

  • ajeno (outsider)
  • desafiliado (former member/unsubscribed)

Common Collocations

  • número de afiliadomembership number
  • afiliado a la seguridad socialsocial security member
  • lista de afiliadosmembership list

affiliated

Also: joined
AdjectivemB1formal
A small red house connected to a large blue building by a sturdy golden bridge.

📝 In Action

Este centro médico está afiliado al hospital principal.

B1

This medical center is affiliated with the main hospital.

Trabajamos con varias empresas afiliadas en el extranjero.

B2

We work with several affiliated companies abroad.

La universidad tiene institutos afiliados para la investigación.

C1

The university has affiliated institutes for research.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Antonyms

Common Collocations

  • empresa afiliadaaffiliated company
  • centro afiliadoaffiliated center

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "afiliado" in Spanish:

affiliateaffiliatedjoinedmembersubscriber

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👥 Word Family
afiliar(to join/affiliate)Verb
afiliación(membership/affiliation)Noun
desafiliar(to cancel membership)Verb
🎵 Rhymes
📚 Etymology

From the Latin word 'affiliare', which literally meant 'to adopt as a son' (from 'filius', meaning son). Today, it means 'adopting' a person into a group or organization.

First recorded: 15th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: affiliateFrench: affilié

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 'afiliado' and 'socio'?

'Afiliado' is for official or government systems (like healthcare or unions). 'Socio' is for clubs (like a soccer club or gym) or business partners.

Does 'afiliado' always refer to a person?

No, it can also be an adjective describing a company or institution that is connected to a larger one.

Can I use 'afiliado' for a Netflix subscription?

No, for digital services or magazines, it is better to use 'suscriptor' (subscriber).