collude with (someone or something)

To scheme or conspire with someone or something. The president of the company colluded with his receptionist to conceal all evidence of his crime.

collude with someone or something

to plot or conspire with someone or a group. The CEO colluded with the board of directors in the stock scandal.

词组	collude with (someone or something)
释义	collude with (someone or something) collude with (someone or something) To scheme or conspire with someone or something. The president of the company colluded with his receptionist to conceal all evidence of his crime. See also: collude Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. collude with someone or something to plot or conspire with someone or a group. The CEO colluded with the board of directors in the stock scandal. See also: collude McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: collude collude with conceal conceal (someone or something) from (someone or something) conceal from connive at (something) with (one) connive at connive at (something) intrigue with (someone) intrigue with (someone) against (someone)
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