collusion in Japanese
collusion in Japanese is 共謀 — collusion means a secret agreement between people or groups to work together dishonestly, often while pretending to be rivals.
collusion in Japanese
共謀
Pronounced: kyōbō
A private agreement for a fraudulent or illegal purpose; conspiracy.
What does "collusion" mean?
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noun A secret agreement between people or groups to work together dishonestly, often while pretending to be rivals.
"Regulators found evidence of collusion between the two "competing" airlines to fix ticket prices."
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collusion in a sentence
- Regulators found evidence of collusion between the two "competing" airlines to fix ticket prices.
- The scandal exposed collusion between the contractor and the inspector.
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What is "collusion" in Japanese?
"collusion" in Japanese is 共謀. collusion means: A secret agreement between people or groups to work together dishonestly, often while pretending to be rivals.
How do you pronounce 共謀?
"collusion" in Japanese is 共謀, pronounced "kyōbō".
How do you use "collusion" in a sentence?
Example: "Regulators found evidence of collusion between the two "competing" airlines to fix ticket prices." In Japanese, "collusion" is 共謀.
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