Meaning & use
liaise
To communicate and cooperate with another person or group in order to work together effectively.
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The assistant was asked to liaise with the catering company about the event schedule.
Teachers liaise regularly with parents to discuss each student's progress.
A note on using this word
Liaise is common in workplace English and is typically followed by 'with,' naming the person or group being coordinated with.
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