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🤝cooperate

verb
/kəʊˈɒpəreɪt/
coop cooperation

Meaning

to work together with others to achieve a common goal
to work together; to collaborate
to work together towards a common goal; to collaborate

Example Sentences

The two companies agreed to cooperate on the new project.

The teams cooperate to achieve their common goals.

The teams cooperated to complete the project successfully.

Example Expressions

cooperate with someone

Synonyms

collaborate, assist, work together, team up, help, unite
Entry 1
collaborate, assist, work together, team up
Entry 2
collaborate, work together, assist, help
Entry 3
collaborate, work together, assist, help, unite

Antonyms

compete, resist, oppose, hinder, obstruct
Entry 1
compete, resist
Entry 2
compete, oppose, hinder, obstruct
Entry 3
compete, oppose, hinder, obstruct

Collocations

cooperate fully, cooperate closely, cooperate with, refuse to cooperate, willingly cooperate, cooperate willingly, cooperate together
Entry 1
cooperate fully, cooperate closely, cooperate with, refuse to cooperate
Entry 2
cooperate with, cooperate fully, cooperate closely, willingly cooperate
Entry 3
cooperate fully, cooperate willingly, cooperate closely, cooperate together, refuse to cooperate

More Example Sentences

They’re willing to cooperate anytime.

They agreed to cooperate immediately.

They refused to cooperate repeatedly.

They appeared to cooperate gradually.

They are willing to cooperate with us.

They attempted to cooperate one more time.

He will cooperate as long as you respect him.

It’s possible for this to work if we cooperate.

She is impressed by the way the team cooperates.

They’re willing to cooperate even if they’re upset.

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