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10 Language-to-English Dictionariessócia
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ˈsɔ.sjɐ
"Ela é uma sócia ativa na sua comunidade."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A female member of a social group or community.
"As a socière, she actively participated in community events and initiatives." - 2
A woman who engages in social activities or networking.
"The socière organized a networking event for local businesswomen."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'socière' originates from the Old French word 'sociere', which is derived from the Latin 'socius', meaning 'companion' or 'ally'. Over time, the meaning evolved to refer to a person who is part of a social group or community, reflecting the importance of social connections in human societies.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Socière" is said worldwide
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socière
Transliteration: socière
"Elle est une socière active dans sa communauté."
Soziarin
Transliteration: zoˈtsiː.ʁɪn
"Sie ist eine aktive Soziarin in ihrer Gemeinde."
sociaria
Transliteration: so.tʃiˈa.ri.a
"È una sociaria attiva nella sua comunità."
socia
Transliteration: ˈso.θja
"Ella es una socia activa en su comunidad."
sócia
Transliteration: ˈsɔ.sjɐ
"Ela é uma sócia ativa na sua comunidade."
सामाजिक सदस्य
Transliteration: sāmājik sadasya
"वह अपने समुदाय में एक सक्रिय सामाजिक सदस्य है।"
社交成员
Transliteration: shèjiāo chéngyuán
"她是社区中一个活跃的社交成员。"
사회 구성원
Transliteration: sahoe guseongwon
"그녀는 지역 사회에서 활동적인 사회 구성원입니다."
社会の一員
Transliteration: shakai no ichiin
"彼女は地域社会の活発な社会の一員です。"
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