liaison
n. 联络,联络人; [语]连音; (尤指一方或双方已婚的)私通; [烹]加浓料
Liaison is co-operation and the exchange of information between different organizations or between different sections of an organization.
Liaison between police forces and the art world is vital to combat art crime.
警方和艺术界的联手对于打击艺术品犯罪至关重要。
...those who work in close liaison with alcoholics.
在工作中与酗酒者密切接触的人们
If someone acts as liaison with a particular group, or between two or more groups, their job is to encourage co-operation and the exchange of information.
I have a professor on my staff here as liaison with our higher education institutions...
我的员工中有一名教授充当我们和高等教育机构的联络人。
She acts as a liaison between patients and staff.
她在病人与医护人员间充当沟通的桥梁。
You can refer to a sexual or romantic relationship between two people as a liaison .
She embarked on a series of sexual liaisons with society figures.
她开始接二连三地与社会名流有染。
1. a usually secretive or illicit sexual relationship
2. a channel for communication between groups;
liaison interpreting
联络口译
America has also suggested having Russian liaison officers at the installations.
美国为了缓解俄罗斯的担忧,建议俄罗斯可以在系统安装时安排联络官员在场监督.
Act as liaison with company travelers and designated travel agency.
作为公司差旅人员和指定旅行社之间的联络人员.
Immigration officers pay regular visits overseas to maintain close liaison with their counterparts abroad.
入境事务人员定期到海外探访,与外国的出入境部门人员保持紧密联系.
To be responsible for design, technical liaison, bidding, technical agreement negotiation and products improvements.
负责按时、准确地完成产品设计 、 技术联络 、 应标 、 洽谈产品技术协议和改进产品.
Maintain liaison with assigned customer technical and commercial personnel.
与指定客户的技术和业务人员保持联系.