5 uses
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Definition
work together on a common enterprise or project
or more rarely and especially in the form collaborator: cooperate with the enemy as a traitor
or more rarely and especially in the form collaborator: cooperate with the enemy as a traitor
- Persistent failure to collaborate with his colleagues, and such inability to understand practical affairs as makes it dangerous to let him conduct the important laboratories and classes with which we have entrusted him.Chapter 12 (62% in)
- I want you to experiment with phage in pneumonia, plague, perhaps typhoid, and when your experiments get going, make some practical tests in collaboration with the hospitals.Chapter 30 (9% in)
- He became Martin's collaborator; unpaid, tireless, not very skillful, valuable in his buoyancy.Chapter 30 (92% in)
- Terry explained it to Martin, and invited him to collaborate.Chapter 38 (44% in)
- How he was to combine a town house and a Greenwich castle with flannel-shirt collaboration at Birdies' Rest he had not quite planned, but he was not going to be disloyal.Chapter 38 (90% in)
There are no more uses of "collaborate" in Arrowsmith.
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