connivance

n.

默许，纵容；

1. The criminals could not have escaped without your connivance.
   囚犯没有你的默契配合，是逃不掉的。
2. He was accused of connivance in the riot.
   他被指控在暴动上的纵容。
3. The crime was committed with the connivance of a police officer.
   这项罪行是在警察的纵容下发生的。
4. He tried to bribe the police into connivance.
   他企图收买警察放他一马。

Diplomacy of Connivance
African and American Connivance in Congo-Zaire
Several Questions about the Law of Connivance and Hide-up against Gang Organization
The Syrian Baath Party and Sunni Islam: Conflicts and Connivance
Unethical Accounting Practices in Connivance with Top Management: A Case Study of Satyam
The Lies and Connivances of an Evil Woman: Early Meiji Realism and "The Tale of Takahashi Oden the She-Devil"
Re-Territorialising and Re-Centering Empires: The Connivance of Law and Geography
When pathways collide: collaboration and connivance among signalling proteins in development.
Camouflage, Contravention or Connivance: Towards an Evaluation of Development Control in Bendel State, Nigeria
Coalinga Chrysotile - The Case of the Missing “Asbestos Study”: Corporate Connivance or Plaintiff Ploy?