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Significats de collegial en anglès

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Of or resembling or typical of a college or college students.

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Ús de collegial en anglès
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We were friends in the half-collegial, half-suspicious way villains can be friends.
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The resulting damage to collegial relations and staff morale has been immense.
The Guardian
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For her governing is more of an adversarial than a collegial process.
The new yorker
4
The new Congress will elect an 11-member collegial government for a five-year term.
Radio NZ
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First, he is introducing a far more collaborative and collegial form of governance.
Reuters
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Draghi leads a more collegial group, which allows him to be more consensual.
Reuters
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The collegial spirit even seems to have extended to contract negotiations.
Reuters
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Gurney suspected that her earnest, collegial expression was as phony as her smile.
Think of a number
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Another attempt will be made in New Caledonia tomorrow to elect a collegial government.
Radio NZ
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I know the collaborative, collegial working relationship that they have.
News.com.au
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On the contrary, I have found the culture at Trinity to be highly collegial.
The Irish Times
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He fostered a collegial atmosphere within the Kiwis' side, but that was about it.
Radio NZ
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Swapping h-indices can be gentle rivalry in a collegial environment.
The Guardian
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Greg invited her to sit down with the same collegial smile he always wore.
Legacy: a novel
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Comments that the House used to be more collegial.
The new yorker
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Mr Shatter claims the Taoiseach was not obsessed with his media image and not collegial.
Independent.ie
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Collegial a través del temps