liaise — to communicate and maintain contact between groups or organizations
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to communicate and maintain contact between groups or organizations
Pronunciation (IPA): /liˈeɪz/
Korean meaning: 연락하다, 협력하다, 중재하다
Korean pronunciation: 리**에**이즈
Example Sentences
- The spy had to liaise with three different intelligence agencies without getting caught.
- I'll liaise with the IT department to resolve your computer issues.
- The wedding planner liaised between the bride's and groom's families like a diplomatic negotiator.
liaise
VERB//liˈeɪz//
to communicate and maintain contact between groups or organizations
to communicate and maintain contact between groups or organizations
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Origin
프랑스 요리에서 소스를 걸쭉하게 만드는 기법인 'liaison'에서 유래. 마치 재료들을 하나로 섞어주듯, 사람들 사이를 연결해주는 의미로 발전했다.
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“The spy had to liaise with three different intelligence agencies without getting caught.”
“I'll liaise with the IT department to resolve your computer issues.”
“The wedding planner liaised between the bride's and groom's families like a diplomatic negotiator.”
“Our project manager will liaise with external vendors throughout the development process.”
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