liaise

li·aise

L0146300 (lē-āz′)intr.v. li·aised, li·ais·ing, li·ais·es 1. To effect or establish a liaison.2. To act or serve as a liaison officer.

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[Back-formation from liaison.]

liaise

(lɪˈeɪz) vb (usually foll by: with) to communicate and maintain contact (with)[C20: back formation from liaison]

li•aise

(liˈeɪz)

v.i. -aised, -ais•ing. to form a liaison. [1925–30; back formation from liaison]

liaise

Past participle: liaised
Gerund: liaising

Imperative
liaise
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Present
I liaise
you liaise
he/she/it liaises
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Preterite
I liaised
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Present Continuous
I am liaising
you are liaising
he/she/it is liaising
we are liaising
you are liaising
they are liaising

Present Perfect
I have liaised
you have liaised
he/she/it has liaised
we have liaised
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Past Continuous
I was liaising
you were liaising
he/she/it was liaising
we were liaising
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Past Perfect
I had liaised
you had liaised
he/she/it had liaised
we had liaised
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Future
I will liaise
you will liaise
he/she/it will liaise
we will liaise
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Future Perfect
I will have liaised
you will have liaised
he/she/it will have liaised
we will have liaised
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Future Continuous
I will be liaising
you will be liaising
he/she/it will be liaising
we will be liaising
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Present Perfect Continuous
I have been liaising
you have been liaising
he/she/it has been liaising
we have been liaising
you have been liaising
they have been liaising

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been liaising
you will have been liaising
he/she/it will have been liaising
we will have been liaising
you will have been liaising
they will have been liaising

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been liaising
you had been liaising
he/she/it had been liaising
we had been liaising
you had been liaising
they had been liaising

Conditional
I would liaise
you would liaise
he/she/it would liaise
we would liaise
you would liaise
they would liaise

Past Conditional
I would have liaised
you would have liaised
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we would have liaised
you would have liaised
they would have liaised

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

liaise - act between parties with a view to reconciling differences; "He interceded in the family dispute"; "He mediated a settlement"arbitrate, intercede, intermediate, mediatenegotiate, talk terms, negociate - discuss the terms of an arrangement; "They negotiated the sale of the house"

liaise

verb communicate, link up, connect, intermediate, mediate, interchange, hook up, keep contact Social services and health workers liaise closely.

Translations

建立联络关系联络

liaison

(liːˈeizon) , ((American) ˈli:eizon) noun a contact or communication. liaison between parents and teachers; (also adjective) a liason officer. 聯絡 联络liaise (liːˈeiz) verb to communicate or make contact (with) especially as an official duty. 聯絡 (尤指職務) 建立联络关系，（与某人）联络