collusion

colusión, conspiración

Acuerdo secreto para hacer juntos algo deshonesto o ilegal.

En inglés sencillo: A secret agreement to do something dishonest or illegal together.

• Police found evidence of collusion.
• The robbery involved collusion with a security guard.
• Their collusion allowed false payments to escape detection.

Cómo se usa: collusion with someone (The official was accused of collusion with the smugglers.); in collusion with someone (He stole the money in collusion with his manager.)

Sinónimos: conspiracy, connivance

Expresiones frecuentes: criminal collusion, collusion with someone, evidence of collusion

colusión, connivencia

Cooperación secreta entre personas o grupos que en público parecen competir o estar en desacuerdo.

En inglés sencillo: Secret cooperation between people or groups who publicly appear to compete or disagree.

• There was collusion between the rivals.
• The firms denied collusion over prices.
• Secret meetings raised fears of collusion among bidders.

Cómo se usa: collusion between A and B (Investigators found collusion between the two rival companies.); in collusion with someone (The supplier acted in collusion with a competitor.)

Sinónimos: secret cooperation

Expresiones frecuentes: collusion between companies, price collusion, suspected collusion