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

to relate to; to concern; to bear upon; to have an impact on

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.

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

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.

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

Council on Foreign Relations; a United States non-profit think tank specializing in foreign policy and international affairs

The relationship between a husband and wife, covering their shared life and how they interact with each other.

The political or diplomatic relations between one country and others.

A relationship where two or more words, phrases, or sentences share the same grammatical role and occur together, such as coordination or parataxis.

to formally establish diplomatic relations between countries

To improve relations; to make a relationship better between two parties or countries.

political relations; the relationship or ties between different political entities or actors

to break off or end a connection with a person or organization; to disown someone

bilateral relations between Japan and the United States

to have nothing to do with; to be completely unrelated; having no connection whatsoever

Used to say that something is not important or to accept an apology; it is OK.

overseas relations; connections or relatives living abroad

Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits; the PRC organization responsible for handling technical and business matters with Taiwan

The relationship between a father and his son; filiation

a special relationship; a unique or distinctive connection between two parties

The general social relations, interactions, and connections between men and women; relations between the sexes

mutual relationship; correlation; interrelation

correlation; statistical relationship; correlativity

a numerical value in statistics, ranging from -1 to +1, that represents the strength and direction of the relationship between two or more variables

the sum of social relationships that people must enter into in order to survive, produce, and reproduce their means of life

(math) a relationship between elements of a set that defines them as equal or equivalent

To break off or end a connection with a person or organization; to disown or renounce a relationship.

relationship by blood or descent; consanguinity

trading relationship between people, companies, or countries