collaborations
تعاون
definition
noun
he wrote on art and architecture in collaboration with John Betjeman
the action of working with someone to produce or create something.
he faces charges of collaboration
traitorous cooperation with an enemy.
translation of 'collaborations'
noun
اشتراک
example
He has played many gigs over the years and has recorded several previous albums, including 'collaborations' with Charlie Piggott.
That aside, there is a string of musical 'collaborations' on the boil, including a project with Bono.
These pieces sound like isolated fragments from a musical notebook, and lack the momentum of Bailey's 'collaborations' with others.
Part of the urban myth surrounding her is that the songs she says she wrote were collaborations, and the songs she says were 'collaborations' were nothing to do with her.
He has published more than twenty volumes of poems, translations and 'collaborations' with artists.
He claims these theatrical 'collaborations' are a major influence on his film writing.
She is the author of nine books, including several 'collaborations' on myth with Bill Moyers.
Greg is currently involved in a number of musical 'collaborations' .
This led him to two long-term screenwriting 'collaborations' that have been justifiably celebrated.
It's on those three Mozart 'collaborations' - the greatest comic operas ever written - that Da Ponte's fame rests.
A phenomenal set of drum and bass by two pasmasters, taking in dreamy clown-step melodies, intense breaks, and superb 'collaborations' .
But in that time I did some musical 'collaborations' as well.
Radio 3 is broadcasting two 'collaborations' between amateur and professional orchestras.
The album has some amazing Santana Band songs and some tight 'collaborations' with guest artists that you will surely hear on your favorite radio stations this summer.
Chaikin is perhaps best known for his lucid productions of Beckett's plays and 'collaborations' with Sam Shepard.
The play is being written by Anthony Cullen in 'collaboration' with students and teachers at St. Edward's.
Cast your mind back to the capitulation and 'collaboration' which was Vichy France, Berlin Bear.
The classes are run by the district councils and developed in 'collaboration' with the Royal United Hospital NHS Trust.
he wrote on art and architecture in 'collaboration' with John Betjeman
In English, ‘quisling’ has since come to denote 'collaboration' with the enemy.
Similarly, they warn their countrymen not to join the 'collaborationist' police forces.
The stay was arranged in 'collaboration' with a hotel school in Chateau Chinon on the outskirts of Beaune in the heart of the Burgundy region.
Any cooperation with Israel would be seen by many Palestinians as 'collaboration' with the enemy.
He has also worked in the North-east, in 'collaboration' with Mizoram's Artists Society.
his recent opera was a 'collaboration' with Lessing
This body of artwork has been produced in 'collaboration' with intelligent technology.
He alleges he has information on security force 'collaboration' with terrorist killers.
Working in 'collaboration' with Swayam, young Kolkatans are lending their voices to the growing protest.
Jazz fans will want to check out ‘Oh What A Night’ a 'collaboration' with musical giant Roy Ayers.
Detectives from North Yorkshire carried out the raids in 'collaboration' with others from Halifax and Killingbeck, Leeds.
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