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collude [kəˈluːd] vb
(intr) to conspire together, esp in planning a fraud; connive [from Latin collūdere, literally: to play together, hence, conspire together, from com- together + lūdere to play] colluder n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
collude Translations collude [kəˈluːd] vi (pejorative) [companies, officials] → s'associer to collude to do sth → s'associer pour faire qch to collude with sb → s'associer avec qn to collude in sth → être de mèche dans qch collude vi → gemeinsame Sache machen (with mit) collude [kɒˈluːd] vi to collude with (frm) → mettersi d'accordo con collude [kɒˈluːd] vi to collude with (frm) → mettersi d'accordo con How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If both parties collude to avoid bringing these "divisive" matters up, just getting gay issues on the national agenda will become a Sisyphean task. Bogdanos rages against academics and art collectors, protected by power and wealth, who collude and justify their acquisition of stolen cultural property. Brunkus's witty cartoons collude with the lively text: what initially looks like another silly Groundhog Day spoof is actually a remarkably informative book with lots of read-aloud and classroom potential. |
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