liaison
21Liaison — (frz., spr. liäsóng), Verbindung, Liebesverhältnis …
22Liaison — (liäsong), frz., Bund, Verbindung, Verhältniß …
23liaison — I noun administrator, agent, bond, connection, contact, delegate, deputy, emissary, envoy, go between, interagent, intercessor, intermediary, intermedium, lieutenant, link, linkage, manger, mediating agency, mediator, messenger, negotiant,… …
24liaison — /ljɛ zɔ̃/, it. /ljɛ zɔn/ s.f., fr. [lat. tardo ligatio onis, der. di ligare legare ]. 1. (ling.) [fenomeno fonologico del francese consistente nel pronunciare due parole consecutive legando la consonante finale della prima alla vocale iniziale… …
25Liaison — Sf Verbindung liieren …
26liaison — /fr. ljɛˈzõ/ [vc. fr., letteralmente «legame»] s. f. inv. 1. (ling.) legamento 2. (fig.) legame, relazione sentimentale …
27liaison — intrigue, *amour, affair …
28Liaison — ↑ liieren …
29liaison — ► NOUN 1) communication or cooperation between people or organizations. 2) a sexual relationship, especially one that is secret. 3) the binding or thickening agent of a sauce, often based on egg yolks. ORIGIN French, from lier to bind …
30liaison — for 1, 2, & 4, [lē ā′zän΄, lē ā′zən; lē′ə zän΄, lā′ə zän΄; ] for 3, [lē΄ā zōn′, lē΄āzōn′, lē΄āzōn′, lē΄ezän′] n. [Fr < OFr < L ligato < ligare, to bind: see LIGATURE] 1. a linking up or connecting of two or more separate entities or of… …
