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Meanings of relations in English

Portuguese
relação
Catalan
tractes
Spanish
intercambio

Mutual dealings or connections or communications among persons or groups.

relação
Russian
отношения
Catalan
relacions

Psychological basis of interaction.

отношения
Usage of relations in English
1
Therefore, race relations were again a priority issue-albeitin a different way.
Feminist dot com
2
It's not a problem of public relations, it's a problem of principle.
The Guardian
3
Karzai said relations with Pakistan's new government began on a good note.
Reuters
4
Yes, of course, our relations with South America are really, really important.
The Irish Times
5
The government has good relations with Iran, Egypt, Lebanon, Russia and China.
The Irish Times
6
It also encourages good working relations between national, provincial, and local government.
The South African
7
Countries that share common water supplies will see their diplomatic relations tested.
Radio NZ
8
But where does this approach to Europe leave Poland's relations with Russia?
The Guardian
9
Officials said bilateral trade would help improve relations between the two countries.
Reuters
10
Positive relations with the press, the team thought, was good commercial sense.
The Guardian
11
London said it believed a deal on post-Brexit relations was still possible.
Reuters
12
Labour has warned of possible damage to community relations with the police.
Radio NZ
13
Our relations with China are vital to our economy and future prosperity.
The Guardian
14
Objective: We investigated relations between components of energy expenditure and body composition.
Pubmed
15
This is the only way to improve Sino-Japanese relations, the paper said.
BBC
16
Finally, recent high-profile recalls of Chinese products present a huge public-relations problem.
Wired
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Portuguese
relação
Relations through the time
Relations across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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