Collude
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British pronunciation/kəlˈuːd/
American pronunciation/kəˈɫud/

Définition et Signification de "collude"

to collude
01

être de connivence avec

‌to cooperate secretly or illegally for deceiving other people

collude

v

collusion

n

collusion

n

collusive

adj

collusive

adj
example
Exemple
The defendants were accused of colluding with foreign agents to influence the outcome of the election.
The competitors were suspected of colluding to divide up contracts and stifle competition in the industry.
The investigation uncovered evidence that the executives had colluded to deceive shareholders and inflate company profits.
The two companies were found to have colluded to inflate prices and eliminate competition in the market.
It is illegal for businesses to collude with each other to manipulate prices or control markets.
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