Inicio De inglés a español liaise

Traducción de liaise en Español:

liaise

Pronunciación /lɪˈeɪz//liˈeɪz/

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    to liaise (with sb)
    • she will liaise with the team in Madrid — actuará de enlace / nexo con el equipo de Madrid
    • the departments will liaise closely — los departamentos mantendrán un estrecho contacto
    • Company sources say it liaised with government officials for some time on putting together such an event, but it now fears it may be edged out.
    • He confirmed his officers were liaising with other forces, and said that although there was no scientific evidence to link the three cases, there were similarities.
    • She has liaised with the community, built the school's special needs department and mentors every new teacher.
    • He and his men will control the camp's perimeter and mount patrols to secure the area and liaise with nearby communities.
    • Organisers are liaising with the locals to make sure pilots don't land on crops, and the roar of the balloon's burners doesn't spook sheep and cattle.
    • Businesses in the City of London have been extensively briefed, and police have liaised with leaders of community groups which could be targeted.
    • Surely, you can liaise with counsel in that matter, do you think?
    • The battalion's Civil Military Affairs representatives liaised with local communities to explain what they would see and hear during the fire mission.
    • We will be liaising with young people, parents, schools and our partner agencies across the borough to try to reduce problems concerning local youngsters.
    • ‘Now that it has been brought to our attention again, we will be liaising with the police to see if we can find a quick solution,’ he added.
    • You need to be well organised and flexible to ensure that you meet your deadlines and have good communication skills, as you will be liaising with both guests and suppliers.
    • I worked closely with a changing House Committee and liaised closely with staff from the Hawthorn Council.
    • Soldiers liaise and mix with community members while maintaining their professional bearing.
    • The government is also to consider the appointment of consultants to liaise with local communities on the hosting of asylum seekers.
    • We attend their meetings, we liaise with them, find out local concerns and work together with them in the interests of local people.
    • We have liaised with the community to open up sections of bridleways.
    • This is where support workers, such as Caroline, step in to improve links with schools and liaise with teachers.
    • Police are also keeping an open mind as to a possible racial motive and are liaising with community leaders in the area.
    • Matt visited other cities to investigate how they dealt with kerb crawlers and liaised with their community action teams on the best approach to deal with the problem.
    • At the same time detectives will be liaising with York police for any intelligence they can offer.