collusion

UK:  [kə'luːʒ(ə)n]

US:  [kə'luʒ(ə)n]

n.

1.共谋;串通

2.共谋;互相勾结

3.通谋,勾结,相互勾结,串通一气

1 . Adjutants still kept galloping up from every side, and all, as though in collusion, said the same thing.
副官们从各方面不断驰来，他们好像商量好似的，都说同样的话。

2 . The fact proves that it is no good grounds on the statement that this bankrupt trust company is in collusion with the government.
事实证明，这家信托公司破产与政府有共谋的说法是没有根据的。

3 . The collusion could be in an explicit agreement, or in a more subtle form -- known as tacit coordination or coordinated interaction.
这种串谋可以是一个很明显的协定，也可能是以较为隐蔽的方式。

4 . Some of collusion between police and female prostitution, the hook to attract clients, prostitutes and a fine equal.
有的警察和卖淫女勾结，吸引嫖客上钩，罚款和妓女平分。

5 . The solicitor warned his client that he would not obtain a divorce if he and his wife were found to be in collusion.
律师警告他的当事人说，要是发现他与他的妻子勾结的话，他就不会获准离婚。