n.联络，联系，联络员，联系人，(尤指一方或双方已婚的)私通，通奸

原形：liaison复数：liaisons

The embassy serves as a liaison between our country and the host nation.
大使馆充当我国与东道国之间的联络机构。
She was hired as a liaison officer to facilitate communication between the different departments.
她被聘为联络官，以促进不同部门之间的沟通。
The public relations team acts as a liaison between the company and the media.
公共关系团队充当公司与媒体之间的联络人。
He's responsible for the liaison between the school and parents, organizing meetings and disseminating information.
他负责学校和家长之间的联系工作，组织会议并传播信息。
A good customer service liaison can turn a negative experience into a positive one for the client.
优秀的客户服务联络员能把客户的负面体验转化为正面体验。
The project manager established a close liaison with suppliers to ensure timely delivery of materials.
项目经理与供应商建立了紧密的联系，以确保材料及时交付。
As part of her job, she maintains close liaison with government agencies on regulatory matters.
作为她工作的一部分，她就监管事务与政府机构保持密切联系。
The cultural liaison helped the exchange students adapt to their new environment by organizing orientation events.
文化联络员通过组织迎新活动帮助交换生适应新环境。
In military operations, a liaison officer ensures coordination between different units.
在军事行动中，联络官确保不同单位之间的协调。
The HR department is the key liaison for employees regarding benefits, policies, and any work-related concerns.
人力资源部门是员工关于福利、政策及任何与工作相关问题的主要联络点。