Definition Synonyms
Definition of collaborator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
teamworkperson working with others towards a common goal
- She was a key collaborator on the project.
2.
betrayalperson cooperating traitorously with an enemy
- The collaborator was caught passing secrets to the enemy.
Origin of collaborator
Latin, collaborare (work together)
Terms with collaborator included in their meaning
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opportunism
opportunistic person often seen as a collaborator
business
main collaborator that gives strong support or stability to a joint effort
collaborator
person who collaborates to create something
collaborator
person who invents something with another
abr: collaborator
person who works together on a project
collaborator
person who collaborates in making something
Examples of collaborator in a sentence
The artist and writer were collaborators on the book. The collaborator was shunned by the community. During the war, the collaborator aided the invaders.
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- French:collaborateur, traître, ...
- German:Mitarbeiter, Kollaborateur, ...
- Italian:collaboratore, collaborazionista, ...
- Spanish:colaborador, traidor, ...
- Portuguese:colaborador, ...
- Chinese:合作者, 叛国者, ...
- Japanese:協力者, 裏切り者, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَاوِن, عَمِيل, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוּתָף, בּוֹגֵד, ...
- Russian:сотрудник, коллаборационист, ...
- Ukrainian:співробітник, колаборант, ...
- Hindi:सहयोगी, गद्दार, ...
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