collaborationism

/kə-ˌla-bə-ˈrā-shə-ˌni-zəm/ (ame, mw)

collaborationism — 名詞

1. the policy or behaviour of helping a foreign army that has taken control of your

1.名詞C2
釋義

通敵主義

與佔領國或敵方合作的行為或立場

the policy or behaviour of helping a foreign army that has taken control of your country, often by working with their officials or sharing useful information.

例句

After the war, Adina was put on trial for collaborationism with the occupying forces.

戰後，Adina 因通敵主義、與佔領軍合作而被送上法庭。

noun + with [enemy / occupying force]

Many villagers refused to take part in any form of collaborationism during the occupation.

佔領期間，許多村民拒絕參與任何形式的通敵主義。

take part in collaborationism

同義詞
  • collaboration

    broader; can mean simple teamwork OR helping an enemy — context decides

  • treason

    stronger and more legal; the formal crime of betraying one's country

  • quislingism

    rare and very formal; named after Norwegian wartime traitor Quisling

反義詞
  • resistance

    organised opposition to an occupying force, the opposite stance

  • loyalty

    general antonym; faithful support of one's country or side

文法句型

uncountable noun

用法筆記

Almost always negative in tone — implies the person betrayed their country or community. Frequently followed by 'with' + the enemy or occupying power.

常見錯誤

❌He showed collaborationism on the school project.
✅He showed good collaboration on the school project.
💡'collaborationism' is only about helping an enemy or occupier, not normal teamwork.