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go-between
[ goh-bi-tween ]
noun
- a person who acts as an agent or intermediary between persons or groups; emissary.
Synonyms: , , , , , ,
go-between
noun
- a person who acts as agent or intermediary for two people or groups in a transaction or dealing
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of go-between1
Example Sentences
Gemma would like to see survivors rehoused quicker, with the help of a designated organisation that acts as a go-between with police and local authority housing services.
The official said Grenell is primarily responsible for briefing the president on the progress of the response and serves as a go-between with state and local officials.
The nun, named in Italian press as Sister Anna Donelli, was arrested for allegedly acting as a go-between for the 'Ndrangheta mafia and its jailed gang members.
As Huizar鈥檚 intermediary, Esparza served as a go-between for another bribery scheme 鈥 this one involving the developer of a planned 20-story residential tower at Hill and Olympic in downtown Los Angeles.
Nor is there dispute that the agreement was for his benefit, or that he agreed to the scheme, with Michael Cohen his go-between.
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