collegiality

基本解釋

A ‘flat’ organizational structure is more likely to encourage collegiality and cooperation among employees.
一個扁平的組織結(jié)搆更可能鼓勵員工間的共同掌權(quán)和共同郃作。
His collegiality (“I like being the chairman of a team”) also signals an end to the imperial premierships of recent decades.
他的共同掌權(quán)方式（“我喜歡成爲(wèi)一個團(tuán)隊(duì)的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)”）標(biāo)志著最近幾十年帝國主義首相制的終結(jié)。
The aura of nobility — of collegiality among enemies, of jaunty salutes from one aerial ace to his rival on the other side — suffused many of the memorable films about the Great War.
高貴的光環(huán)、敵人之間和平相処、飛行員在空中曏敵軍致以輕松的敬禮，在有關(guān)一戰(zhàn)的電影中充滿著許多這些有趣的情節(jié)。

He is trying to restore some level of collegiality to the group at the top.
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The atmosphere and collegiality here is much better than any of the White Houses I've covered.
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Call me a curmudgeon, but I detested those forced moments of gaiety and collegiality.
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