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Meanings of co-ordinate in English
Portuguese
coordene Catalan
coordenada Usage of co-ordinate in English
1
Thousands of organisations worldwide are seeking to promote and co-ordinate these efforts.
2
It is desirable that EU states co-ordinate their procedures in this regard.
3
To have co-ordinate jurisdiction with the Senate in the enactment of laws.
4
To co-ordinate, you can't go far wrong with a willowy patterned neckscarf.
5
Task-teams were implemented to co-ordinate service delivery of infrastructures throughout the country.
6
The Dutch military is also sending two aircraft to co-ordinate aid drops.
7
What Defra should do is look to develop, support and co-ordinate these.
8
All this is very neatly malicious, and particularly the last co-ordinate sentence.
9
In their extremity they try to co-ordinate their acts with God's mind.
10
You settling down in one place as a unit of co-ordinate industry!
11
A new structure called 'P Service' was set up to co-ordinate all this.
12
He will be based in London and co-ordinate all transactional activities in Europe.
13
He said the IOM's displacement mapping would help the government co-ordinate its relief.
14
Senior French sources said they agreed to co-ordinate their responses to the US.
15
The aim is to co-ordinate services for women and families who need support.
16
It generally keeps a low profile, working to co-ordinate efforts between different groups.
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Co-ordinate through the time
Co-ordinate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common