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Meanings of collaborator in English

Russian
коллаборационист

Someone who works with another person or group to create a piece of work.

Related terms
коллаборационист
Catalan
sequaç
Spanish
colaborador

Someone who assists in a plot.

sequaç
Synonyms
Examples for "professional collaborator"
Examples for "professional collaborator"
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Low point Her husband and professional collaborator of 30 years, TV producer Allan McKeown, died of cancer in December 2013.
The Guardian
1
You froze them. My work partner, another guide, attempted to reason with him.
Climbing Magazine
2
She faced her work partner.
The frailty of flesh
3
Epaminondas Korkoneas and his work partner, who is charged as an accomplice, were sent to jail pending trial by a prosecutor yesterday.
The Irish Times
4
The story begins in 2004 after Watts had faced personal difficulties, including the death of his wife and a work partner stealing money.
The Guardian
5
Circumstance has as its working partner man's temperament, his natural disposition.
Mark Twain
Portuguese
colaborador

An associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest.

colaborador
Catalan
col·laboracionista

Someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force.

col·laboracionista
Usage of collaborator in English
1
And you're a great collaborator for years and years with Steve Jobs.
The new yorker
2
The couple certainly is unusual in one way, joked their collaborator Rose.
Reuters
3
Indeed, President Vladimir Putin increasingly plays the role of cowboy, not collaborator.
The Guardian
4
The pompous collaborator stepped forward, and Kira realized her opportunity had come.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
5
Fortunately, I have a collaborator of incomparable skill in the parasitic Chalcidid.
The Life of the Fly; With Which are Interspersed Some Chapters o...
6
From that moment Mr. Richards was the enthusiastic collaborator of the company.
The Blue Birds' Winter Nest
7
It's technology as well-informed collaborator, as opposed to a coldly automated content-creator.
Wired
8
And in Gaza, this is the only suitable grave for a collaborator.
The Guardian
9
For Mr. Anisfeld is, in a way, a collaborator of Mr. Prokofieff.
A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago
10
Another untitled movie project has Gervais teaming with long-time collaborator Steven Merchant.
Wired
11
The other crucial collaborator here is producer and recording engineer Tucker Martine.
Radio NZ
12
The director and dramaturg was Adam Thorburn, a longtime friend and collaborator.
Feminist dot com
13
First Starz handed Gaiman the reins, then longtime Fuller collaborator Jesse Alexander.
Wired
14
Moore now lives with his second wife and sometime collaborator, Melinda Gebbie.
The Guardian
15
Mr. Edward Clark, the third collaborator, has written many successful vaudeville acts.
Writing for Vaudeville
16
Excellent actress obviously, but also an amazing collaborator, incredibly intelligent, incredibly creative.
Wired
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Collaborator across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common