collegial

詳細解釋：

col.le.gi.al

adj.（形容詞）

Characterized by or having power and authority vested equally among colleagues:
共同掌權的：具有同僚間平等授權的特點：
例句：
.He . . . prefers a collegial harmony that will present him with a consensus on the issues.(Time)
.他…更傾向於分權，以使大家在這些事項上達成一致。.(時代)

Roman Catholic Church Characterized by the equal sharing of power among the bishops.
【羅馬天主教】 分權的：具有主教間平等分權的特性
Of, relating to, characterized by, or likened to college life; collegiate:
大學的：大學的，有大學特徵的，與大學生活有關的；大學的：
例句：
.Law-school faculties have traditionally been thought of as collegial—academic extensions of the courtroom civility that calls for the enemy to be spoken of as ‘my learned opponent’.(Calvin Trillin)
.法學院的教員通常被認為是法庭禮儀在學院內的延伸，該禮儀強調應將敵人當成‘我博學的對手’.(卡爾文·特里林)

來源：
Middle English
中古英文
from Latin collôgi3lis [of colleagues]
源自 拉丁語 collôgi3lis [同事的]
from collôgium [association] * see collegium
源自 collôgium [協會] *參見 collegium

【引伸】
colle.gially
adv.（副詞）