How do you use "membership" in a sentence?

My gym membership expires at the end of the month. The club's membership has grown to over five thousand people. She applied for membership of the professional association.

membership

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Meaning: The state of belonging to a group or organisation; the members collectively

会员资格，会员身份；全体会员

membresía, afiliación; los miembros

会員資格、メンバーシップ；会員全体

회원 자격, 멤버십; 회원 전체

Membership refers to being a member of an organisation, club, or group, or to the collective body of all members. It often involves paying a fee and receiving benefits such as access to facilities or discounts. A 'membership card' proves one's status as a member.

Membership指成为某个组织、俱乐部或团体的成员，或所有成员的集体。它通常涉及支付费用并获得诸如使用设施或折扣等福利。'Membership card'（会员卡）证明一个人的会员身份。

Membership se refiere a ser miembro de una organización, club o grupo, o al cuerpo colectivo de todos los miembros. A menudo implica pagar una cuota y recibir beneficios como acceso a instalaciones o descuentos.

Membershipは、組織、クラブ、またはグループのメンバーであること、またはすべてのメンバーの集合体を指します。通常、料金を支払い、施設へのアクセスや割引などの特典を受けることを含みます。「会員カード」は会員としての資格を証明します。

Membership는 조직, 클럽 또는 단체의 회원이 되는 것, 또는 전체 회원을 가리킵니다. 보통 회비를 내고 시설 이용이나 할인 등의 혜택을 받습니다. 'membership card(회원증)'는 회원 자격을 증명합니다.

Examples

My gym membership expires at the end of the month.
我的健身房会员资格在月底到期。
Mi membresía del gimnasio expira a finales de mes.
私のジムの会員資格は今月末に期限切れになります。
제 헬스장 회원권은 이번 달 말에 만료됩니다.
The club's membership has grown to over five thousand people.
俱乐部的会员人数已增至五千多人。
La membresía del club ha crecido a más de cinco mil personas.
クラブの会員数は5千人以上に増えました。
클럽의 회원 수가 5천 명 이상으로 늘었습니다.
She applied for membership of the professional association.
她申请加入该专业协会。
Ella solicitó la membresía de la asociación profesional.
彼女は専門家協会への入会を申請しました。
그녀는 전문가 협회 가입을 신청했습니다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From 'member' + '-ship'. 'Member' comes from Old French 'membre', from Latin 'membrum' meaning 'limb, member of the body', then 'part of a group'. The body-part metaphor reflects the idea that groups are like bodies.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal