No. 7,580 in Dutch
collegiale
"Collegiale" means "collegial" or "relating to cooperation and shared responsibility among colleagues."
In a sentence
Zij heeft een collegiale houding tijdens teamvergaderingen.
She has a collegial attitude during team meetings.
In this sentence, 'collegiale' is used as an adjective to describe 'houding' (attitude), emphasizing her cooperative and friendly interaction within a professional context.
Het werkproces onder de nieuwe manager is veel collegialer geworden.
The workflow under the new manager has become much more collegial.
Here, 'collegialer' is a comparative form of 'collegiaal' used to highlight improvement in teamwork and mutual respect in a work setting.
Collegiale samenwerking is noodzakelijk bij grote projecten.
Collegial cooperation is essential for large projects.
In this sentence, 'collegiale' modifies 'samenwerking' (cooperation), conveying the notion of a cooperative and professional collaboration in a team environment.
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