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| /liˈeɪzn/ |
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| 1 | singular/U the exchange of information between people or organizations, so that they understand each other and work well together 联络；联系 |
| +between There needs to be closer liaison between the various departments. 各部门之间有必要加强联系。 |
| +with The company has established a good liaison with local communities. 该公司已与当地各社区建立了良好的联系。 |
| in (close) liaison with sb Project engineers are in close liaison with the client. 项目工程师和客户之间有着密切的联系。 |
| | 1a | U the job of exchanging information about the work of an organization with people who are affected by it 联络（或联系）工作 | | the home-school liaison officer 家庭与学校之间的联络干事 | |
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| 2 | C a sexual or romantic relationship between two people , especially one that is secret or that you do not approve of 恋爱（或性）关系；（尤指）私通 |
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