Definition of liaise in English:

liaise

verb lɪˈeɪzliˈeɪz

[no object]

1Cooperate on a matter of mutual concern.
she will liaise with teachers across the country
她将与全国的教师建立联系。
Example sentencesExamples
- He and his men will control the camp's perimeter and mount patrols to secure the area and liaise with nearby communities.
- Police are also keeping an open mind as to a possible racial motive and are liaising with community leaders in the area.
- ‘Now that it has been brought to our attention again, we will be liaising with the police to see if we can find a quick solution,’ he added.
- I worked closely with a changing House Committee and liaised closely with staff from the Hawthorn Council.
- Surely, you can liaise with counsel in that matter, do you think?
- We will be liaising with young people, parents, schools and our partner agencies across the borough to try to reduce problems concerning local youngsters.
- This is where support workers, such as Caroline, step in to improve links with schools and liaise with teachers.
- Matt visited other cities to investigate how they dealt with kerb crawlers and liaised with their community action teams on the best approach to deal with the problem.
- Soldiers liaise and mix with community members while maintaining their professional bearing.
- Company sources say it liaised with government officials for some time on putting together such an event, but it now fears it may be edged out.
- At the same time detectives will be liaising with York police for any intelligence they can offer.
- Businesses in the City of London have been extensively briefed, and police have liaised with leaders of community groups which could be targeted.
- We have liaised with the community to open up sections of bridleways.
- She has liaised with the community, built the school's special needs department and mentors every new teacher.
- The government is also to consider the appointment of consultants to liaise with local communities on the hosting of asylum seekers.
- You need to be well organised and flexible to ensure that you meet your deadlines and have good communication skills, as you will be liaising with both guests and suppliers.
- We attend their meetings, we liaise with them, find out local concerns and work together with them in the interests of local people.
- He confirmed his officers were liaising with other forces, and said that although there was no scientific evidence to link the three cases, there were similarities.
- The battalion's Civil Military Affairs representatives liaised with local communities to explain what they would see and hear during the fire mission.
- Organisers are liaising with the locals to make sure pilots don't land on crops, and the roar of the balloon's burners doesn't spook sheep and cattle.
Synonyms
cooperate, work together, collaborate
communicate, intercommunicate, exchange information, network, interface, link up, hook up
1. 1.1liaise between Act as a link to assist communication between (people or groups)
  （为加强沟通在两人以上或群体之间）联络
  civil servants who liaise between the prime minister and departmental ministers
  在首相和各部部长之间进行联络的文职官员。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most agencies have a group of people called account executives who are responsible for liaising between the client and the agency staff who work on the account.
  The key ability was to be able to liaise between the creditors and the banks.
  Its objective is to liaise between prospective job seekers and employers in this region.
  He says the committee's role is to liaise between the Department of Agriculture and other agencies, and ‘the common ordinary person’.
  They are the ones responsible for the use of public funds, and the crucial role of liaising between both the people working on the project and the people who are funding or backing the project.
  The role would involve liaising between the community and relevant interested groups.
  ‘Basically the committee is a body set up to liaise between general practitioners and hospitals and hearing concerns,’ he said.
  He will also be helping to liaise between local communities and conservation projects to find ways to protect the animals.
  First of all, they are supposed to liaise between the two families.
  There is a greater need for liaising between club and school than ever before.
  They visit scenes of death and attend autopsies, take witness statements and liaise between traumatised relatives, police, solicitors and doctors.

Origin

1920s (originally military slang): back-formation from liaison.

Rhymes

ablaze, amaze, appraise, baize, Blaise, blaze, braise, broderie anglaise, chaise, craze, daze, écossaise, erase, faze, gaze, glaze, graze, Hayes, Hays, haze, laze, lyonnaise, maize, malaise, Marseillaise, mayonnaise, Mays, maze, phase, phrase, polonaise, praise, prase, raise, raze, upraise

Definition of liaise in US English:

liaise

verblēˈāzliˈeɪz

[no object]

Establish a working relationship, typically in order to cooperate on a matter of mutual concern.
（为双方合作而）建立工作关系，联络
she will liaise with teachers across the country
她将与全国的教师建立联系。
Example sentencesExamples
- At the same time detectives will be liaising with York police for any intelligence they can offer.
- We have liaised with the community to open up sections of bridleways.
- The government is also to consider the appointment of consultants to liaise with local communities on the hosting of asylum seekers.
- We attend their meetings, we liaise with them, find out local concerns and work together with them in the interests of local people.
- Businesses in the City of London have been extensively briefed, and police have liaised with leaders of community groups which could be targeted.
- Soldiers liaise and mix with community members while maintaining their professional bearing.
- He confirmed his officers were liaising with other forces, and said that although there was no scientific evidence to link the three cases, there were similarities.
- Surely, you can liaise with counsel in that matter, do you think?
- You need to be well organised and flexible to ensure that you meet your deadlines and have good communication skills, as you will be liaising with both guests and suppliers.
- I worked closely with a changing House Committee and liaised closely with staff from the Hawthorn Council.
- Police are also keeping an open mind as to a possible racial motive and are liaising with community leaders in the area.
- Matt visited other cities to investigate how they dealt with kerb crawlers and liaised with their community action teams on the best approach to deal with the problem.
- We will be liaising with young people, parents, schools and our partner agencies across the borough to try to reduce problems concerning local youngsters.
- He and his men will control the camp's perimeter and mount patrols to secure the area and liaise with nearby communities.
- ‘Now that it has been brought to our attention again, we will be liaising with the police to see if we can find a quick solution,’ he added.
- The battalion's Civil Military Affairs representatives liaised with local communities to explain what they would see and hear during the fire mission.
- Company sources say it liaised with government officials for some time on putting together such an event, but it now fears it may be edged out.
- This is where support workers, such as Caroline, step in to improve links with schools and liaise with teachers.
- She has liaised with the community, built the school's special needs department and mentors every new teacher.
- Organisers are liaising with the locals to make sure pilots don't land on crops, and the roar of the balloon's burners doesn't spook sheep and cattle.
Synonyms
cooperate, work together, collaborate

Origin

1920s (originally military slang): back-formation from liaison.

单词	liaise
释义	Definition of liaise in English: liaise verb lɪˈeɪzliˈeɪz [no object] 1Cooperate on a matter of mutual concern. she will liaise with teachers across the country 她将与全国的教师建立联系。 Example sentencesExamples He and his men will control the camp's perimeter and mount patrols to secure the area and liaise with nearby communities. Police are also keeping an open mind as to a possible racial motive and are liaising with community leaders in the area. ‘Now that it has been brought to our attention again, we will be liaising with the police to see if we can find a quick solution,’ he added. I worked closely with a changing House Committee and liaised closely with staff from the Hawthorn Council. Surely, you can liaise with counsel in that matter, do you think? We will be liaising with young people, parents, schools and our partner agencies across the borough to try to reduce problems concerning local youngsters. This is where support workers, such as Caroline, step in to improve links with schools and liaise with teachers. Matt visited other cities to investigate how they dealt with kerb crawlers and liaised with their community action teams on the best approach to deal with the problem. Soldiers liaise and mix with community members while maintaining their professional bearing. Company sources say it liaised with government officials for some time on putting together such an event, but it now fears it may be edged out. At the same time detectives will be liaising with York police for any intelligence they can offer. Businesses in the City of London have been extensively briefed, and police have liaised with leaders of community groups which could be targeted. We have liaised with the community to open up sections of bridleways. She has liaised with the community, built the school's special needs department and mentors every new teacher. The government is also to consider the appointment of consultants to liaise with local communities on the hosting of asylum seekers. You need to be well organised and flexible to ensure that you meet your deadlines and have good communication skills, as you will be liaising with both guests and suppliers. We attend their meetings, we liaise with them, find out local concerns and work together with them in the interests of local people. He confirmed his officers were liaising with other forces, and said that although there was no scientific evidence to link the three cases, there were similarities. The battalion's Civil Military Affairs representatives liaised with local communities to explain what they would see and hear during the fire mission. Organisers are liaising with the locals to make sure pilots don't land on crops, and the roar of the balloon's burners doesn't spook sheep and cattle. Synonyms cooperate, work together, collaborate communicate, intercommunicate, exchange information, network, interface, link up, hook up 1.1liaise between Act as a link to assist communication between (people or groups) （为加强沟通在两人以上或群体之间）联络 civil servants who liaise between the prime minister and departmental ministers 在首相和各部部长之间进行联络的文职官员。 Example sentencesExamples Most agencies have a group of people called account executives who are responsible for liaising between the client and the agency staff who work on the account. The key ability was to be able to liaise between the creditors and the banks. Its objective is to liaise between prospective job seekers and employers in this region. He says the committee's role is to liaise between the Department of Agriculture and other agencies, and ‘the common ordinary person’. They are the ones responsible for the use of public funds, and the crucial role of liaising between both the people working on the project and the people who are funding or backing the project. The role would involve liaising between the community and relevant interested groups. ‘Basically the committee is a body set up to liaise between general practitioners and hospitals and hearing concerns,’ he said. He will also be helping to liaise between local communities and conservation projects to find ways to protect the animals. First of all, they are supposed to liaise between the two families. There is a greater need for liaising between club and school than ever before. They visit scenes of death and attend autopsies, take witness statements and liaise between traumatised relatives, police, solicitors and doctors. Origin 1920s (originally military slang): back-formation from liaison. Rhymes ablaze, amaze, appraise, baize, Blaise, blaze, braise, broderie anglaise, chaise, craze, daze, écossaise, erase, faze, gaze, glaze, graze, Hayes, Hays, haze, laze, lyonnaise, maize, malaise, Marseillaise, mayonnaise, Mays, maze, phase, phrase, polonaise, praise, prase, raise, raze, upraise Definition of liaise in US English: liaise verblēˈāzliˈeɪz [no object] Establish a working relationship, typically in order to cooperate on a matter of mutual concern. （为双方合作而）建立工作关系，联络 she will liaise with teachers across the country 她将与全国的教师建立联系。 Example sentencesExamples At the same time detectives will be liaising with York police for any intelligence they can offer. We have liaised with the community to open up sections of bridleways. The government is also to consider the appointment of consultants to liaise with local communities on the hosting of asylum seekers. We attend their meetings, we liaise with them, find out local concerns and work together with them in the interests of local people. Businesses in the City of London have been extensively briefed, and police have liaised with leaders of community groups which could be targeted. Soldiers liaise and mix with community members while maintaining their professional bearing. He confirmed his officers were liaising with other forces, and said that although there was no scientific evidence to link the three cases, there were similarities. Surely, you can liaise with counsel in that matter, do you think? You need to be well organised and flexible to ensure that you meet your deadlines and have good communication skills, as you will be liaising with both guests and suppliers. I worked closely with a changing House Committee and liaised closely with staff from the Hawthorn Council. Police are also keeping an open mind as to a possible racial motive and are liaising with community leaders in the area. Matt visited other cities to investigate how they dealt with kerb crawlers and liaised with their community action teams on the best approach to deal with the problem. We will be liaising with young people, parents, schools and our partner agencies across the borough to try to reduce problems concerning local youngsters. He and his men will control the camp's perimeter and mount patrols to secure the area and liaise with nearby communities. ‘Now that it has been brought to our attention again, we will be liaising with the police to see if we can find a quick solution,’ he added. The battalion's Civil Military Affairs representatives liaised with local communities to explain what they would see and hear during the fire mission. Company sources say it liaised with government officials for some time on putting together such an event, but it now fears it may be edged out. This is where support workers, such as Caroline, step in to improve links with schools and liaise with teachers. She has liaised with the community, built the school's special needs department and mentors every new teacher. Organisers are liaising with the locals to make sure pilots don't land on crops, and the roar of the balloon's burners doesn't spook sheep and cattle. Synonyms cooperate, work together, collaborate Origin 1920s (originally military slang): back-formation from liaison.
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