英语词汇“liaison”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

li•ai•son n.

[uncountable] the contact kept in place by communication between parts of a group, as between units of the armed forces, in order to maintain cooperation.
[countable] a person who begins and maintains such a contact.
[countable] a love affair.

li•ai•son n., pl. -sons

the contact or connection maintained by communications between units of the armed forces or of any other organization in order to ensure concerted action, cooperation, etc.
a person who initiates and maintains such a contact or connection.
an illicit sexual relationship.
Food[Cookery.]the process of thickening sauces, soups, etc., as by the addition of eggs, cream, butter, or flour.

[Phonet.]a speech-sound redistribution, occurring esp. in French, in which an otherwise silent final consonant is articulated as the initial sound of a following syllable that begins with a vowel or with a silent h, as the z- and n- sounds in Je suis un homme

Latin ligātiōn- (stem of ligātiō) a binding. See ligation
French, Old French
1640–50

liaison /lɪˈeɪzɒn/ n

communication and contact between groups or units
a secretive or adulterous sexual relationship
one who acts as an agent between parties; intermediary
the relationship between military units necessary to ensure unity of purpose
(in the phonology of several languages, esp French) the pronunciation of a normally silent consonant at the end of a word immediately before another word commencing with a vowel, in such a way that the consonant is taken over as the initial sound of the following word. Liaison is seen between French ils (il) and ont ( ɔ̃ ), to give ils ont ( il zɔ̃ )
any thickening for soups, sauces, etc, such as egg yolks or cream

Etymology: 17th Century: via French from Old French, from lier to bind, from Latin ligāre

单词	liaison
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 li•ai•son /liˈeɪzən, ˈliəˌzɑn/USA pronunciation n. [uncountable] the contact kept in place by communication between parts of a group, as between units of the armed forces, in order to maintain cooperation. [countable] a person who begins and maintains such a contact. [countable] a love affair. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 li•ai•son (lē′ā zôn′, lē′ə zon′, -zən or, often, lā′-; lē ā′zən, -zon; Fr. lye zôn′),USA pronunciation n., pl. -sons (-zônz′, -zonz′, -zənz, -zonz; Fr.* -zôn′).USA pronunciation* the contact or connection maintained by communications between units of the armed forces or of any other organization in order to ensure concerted action, cooperation, etc. a person who initiates and maintains such a contact or connection. an illicit sexual relationship. Food[Cookery.]the process of thickening sauces, soups, etc., as by the addition of eggs, cream, butter, or flour. [Phonet.]a speech-sound redistribution, occurring esp. in French, in which an otherwise silent final consonant is articulated as the initial sound of a following syllable that begins with a vowel or with a silent h, as the z- and n- sounds in Je suis un homme(zh^ə swē zœ nôm′).USA pronunciation Latin ligātiōn- (stem of ligātiō) a binding. See ligation French, Old French 1640–50 Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: liaison /lɪˈeɪzɒn/ n communication and contact between groups or units a secretive or adulterous sexual relationship one who acts as an agent between parties; intermediary the relationship between military units necessary to ensure unity of purpose (in the phonology of several languages, esp French) the pronunciation of a normally silent consonant at the end of a word immediately before another word commencing with a vowel, in such a way that the consonant is taken over as the initial sound of the following word. Liaison is seen between French ils (il) and ont ( ɔ̃ ), to give ils ont ( il zɔ̃ ) any thickening for soups, sauces, etc, such as egg yolks or cream Etymology: 17th Century: via French from Old French, from lier to bind, from Latin ligāre
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