liaison — communication or cooperation between different groups or organizations
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: communication or cooperation between different groups or organizations
Pronunciation (IPA): /liˈeɪzɑːn/
Korean meaning: 연락, 협조, 연결고리
Korean pronunciation: 리**에이**즌
Example Sentences
- The new intern became the unofficial liaison between the coffee machine and stressed employees.
- Military liaison between allied forces is crucial for mission success.
- The ambassador's wife had a secret liaison with the French chef, but it turned out they were just exchanging recipes.
liaison
NOUN//liˈeɪzɑːn//
communication or cooperation between different groups or organizations
A professional acts as liaison between marketing and engineering teams
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Origin
From French 'liaison' meaning 'connection' or 'binding together', derived from Old French 'lier' (to bind), which comes from Latin 'ligare' (to tie or bind).
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“The new intern became the unofficial liaison between the coffee machine and stressed employees.”
“Military liaison between allied forces is crucial for mission success.”
“The ambassador's wife had a secret liaison with the French chef, but it turned out they were just exchanging recipes.”
“We need better liaison with our international partners.”
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