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Two or more people sharing the credit for what one person basically did.
means Working jointly with others toward a shared goal, ideally combining strengths instead of stepping on toes.
from From Latin com- (together) plus laborare (to work) — literally to labor together. The word picked up a darker shadow in World War II, when collaborateur came to mean cozying up to the enemy.
Double meaningSame word praises teamwork and condemns traitors.
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Music creditA 'collab' can mean recording in different countries.