connection or relationship between people or things; social or personal ties

it is not important; it is okay; there is no harm or difficulty

The constant number or function that multiplies a variable in a mathematical expression

sexual relations; sexual contact; sexual intercourse

human relations; the connections or interactions between people

to be connected with; to be related to or have an effect on something; to be involved in a matter

vital interests or concerns regarding gains and losses; the relationship between benefits and harms in a situation

The social and economic relations that people form during the process of producing, distributing, exchanging, and consuming material goods.

Connection to a matter involving responsibility, consequences, or legal implication; involvement in a dispute

causality; causation; the relationship between cause and effect

The relationship between an organization or individual and the public, often involving planned activities to gain social recognition and support

the ratio of the maximum load an engineering structure or machine can handle to the actual or design load

To have sexual relations or have an affair with someone.

A network of social or interpersonal connections, often used to describe a web of people with whom one has dealings based on mutual favors.

The relationship between labor and capital, or workers and their employers; industrial relations.

To seek contact with someone or build social ties for one's own benefit; to suck up to someone or curry favor (often used in a negative sense).

a mathematical equation or expression that shows the relationship between different quantities

An ambiguous or illicit romantic relationship, such as an affair.

The interaction and connection between parents and their children within a family; parenthood.

The collective interactions and connections formed between people through shared activities, including economic, political, and legal ties.

A person, business, or organization that has a special relationship or connection with another for the purpose of mutual benefit and preferential treatment.

The relationship between the Communist Party and the general public.

favoritism shown to family members or associates; originally referring to influence gained through a wife or female relative

the art of establishing personal connections and using the "back door" to get things done; often used sarcastically to describe social networking for personal gain

The state of an individual's, unit's, or organization's relationship with the people around them; social or workplace standing at a workplace.

A group of enterprises established through ownership or cooperation alliances under a parent company or conglomerate, including subsidiaries, branches, and affiliates

The formal relationship between an individual member and a political organization (such as the Communist Party), indicating where their membership is registered.

(formal) to be deeply moved by something; to sigh with deep emotion regarding a specific matter

(literary) to tie up or take into custody; to implicate; to involve

to transfer one's formal organizational affiliation or personal records from one work unit to another, such as when changing jobs

A relationship involving three parties, especially a love triangle.

improper relationship; illicit relationship, especially an extramarital affair

relations between two countries; diplomatic or state relations between two nations

sexual or romantic relations between men and women

The diplomatic and bilateral relationship between China and Russia

The relationship between China and Japan

to be promiscuous; to sleep around; to have improper sexual relationships

(math) binomial coefficient

In linguistics, a relationship where two speech sounds or elements occur in different environments and do not overlap

relationship between people who are members of the same family or have a common ancestor

a word that shows the relationship between a noun and other words in a sentence

the relationship between market supply and demand, which is the main factor determining commodity prices

A numerical value in statistics that measures the degree of association between two variables while keeping other variables constant

department within an organization responsible for managing its relationship and communications with the public

(legal) Persons or parties concerned in a case, including witnesses, legal agents, or identifiers.

a pronoun that introduces a clause and refers back to a noun mentioned earlier, such as "who" or "which" in English

A word used to introduce or connect phrases and sentences, including prepositions and conjunctions

word or phrase used to link sentences or clauses together to show logical relationships

Unfriendly or strained relations, such as those between countries

interested party; in legal contexts, refers to a person whose rights or legal interests are affected by a case, or someone with shared financial or status-related interests in a legal matter