collaborators in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for collaborators in the English»Italian Dictionary

collaborator [Brit kəˈlabəreɪtə, Am kəˈlæbəˌreɪdər] N (all contexts)

collaborator

collaboratore m / collaboratrice f

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collaboratore (collaboratrice)

collaborator

Resistenza

On 8th September 1943 Italy, Hitler's ally, surrendered to the British and American forces. The Germans reacted immediately by invading most of the peninsula, which had not yet been occupied by the allies, and installed a regime of harsh oppression against their former ally. Soldiers from the disbanded army and anti-fascist civilians got together in partisan divisions and fought against the Germans and their fascist collaborators, behind the front, until Liberation in 1945. The ideals of liberty and democracy that the partisans were fighting for, and their unity of action notwithstanding their different political ideas, were the foundation for the new Italian republic born after the war. For this reason the Resistance continues to hold a strong political resonance even today.

un valido collaboratore

a valued collaborator

collaborators in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for collaborators in the English»Italian Dictionary

collaborator [kə·ˈlæ·bə·reɪ·t̬ɚ] N

1. collaborator:

collaborator

collaboratore(-trice) m (f)

2. collaborator pej:

collaborator

collaborazionista mf

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He and his collaborators translated and published many historical, religious, and scientific books.

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But the two collaborators disagreed over the casting of the leading lady.

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Subsequently, military personnel and other victims can piece together informants, collaborators, and techniques based on the propaganda element of the videos.

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While some companies focus on their inhouse management structure, others also emphasize the integration and coordination of outside suppliers and collaborators in offshore-operations.

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He chooses his collaborators, dealing with suppliers in the market as well as financial management.

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In 2007, with two of his collaborators, he published an illustrated dictionary of mycology.

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We bring collaborators together, combining computer games designers with devisers, puppeteers with playwrights, sharing their expertise to create a fusion of disciplines.

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They are networkers, collaborators, work across teams and boundaries and work through others.

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Agencies have had to smarten their offering to compete with general-market agencies, working with them and against them simultaneously, as competitors and collaborators.

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This location facilitates multidisciplinary work within the university and with external collaborators.

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