collaboration

collaboration, coopération

Fait de travailler avec d’autres personnes pour créer quelque chose ou atteindre un objectif commun.

En anglais simple : Working with other people to make something or achieve a shared goal.

• The project needs close collaboration.
• She wrote the report in collaboration with two colleagues.
• Collaboration between schools has improved the teaching materials.

Comment l'utiliser : collaboration with someone (The research involved collaboration with local doctors.); collaboration between A and B (Collaboration between designers and engineers improved the product.); in collaboration with someone (The exhibition was created in collaboration with the museum.)

Synonymes : cooperation, teamwork

Expressions courantes : close collaboration, in collaboration with, collaboration between teams

collaboration, œuvre commune

Création réalisée ensemble par plusieurs personnes, comme une chanson, un livre ou un film.

En anglais simple : Something made by two or more people working together, such as a song, book, or film.

• Their latest collaboration is a song.
• The film is a collaboration between two young directors.
• Fans loved the singer’s collaboration with a local band.

Comment l'utiliser : a collaboration between A and B (The novel is a collaboration between a poet and a journalist.); a collaboration with someone (The album includes a collaboration with a famous guitarist.)

Synonymes : joint work, joint production

Expressions courantes : new collaboration, musical collaboration, release a collaboration

collaboration

Aide apportée aux forces ennemies qui occupent son pays, contre les intérêts de celui-ci.

En anglais simple : Helping an enemy force that controls your country, against your own country’s interests.

• He was accused of collaboration.
• After the war, she faced trial for collaboration with the enemy.
• The documents revealed years of collaboration with the occupying forces.

Comment l'utiliser : collaboration with someone (They investigated his collaboration with the occupying army.)

Synonymes : collaborationism

Expressions courantes : enemy collaboration, wartime collaboration, accused of collaboration