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Meanings of collaborate in English

Portuguese
cooperar
Catalan
cooperar
Spanish
colaborar

Work together on a common enterprise of project.

cooperar
Usage of collaborate in English
1
Members of different groups collaborate on side projects and share rehearsal spaces.
BBC
2
Mr Rawcliffe said the industry here had tried to collaborate with Australia.
Radio NZ
3
He will also collaborate with other firm-wide technology groups, the person said.
Reuters
4
You have to collaborate, open up, build fluid teams and work together.
The Guardian
5
In addition, the drawing editor now lets users collaborate in real time.
Reuters
6
Two years later he was called in to collaborate on Dr. No.
Reuters
7
Authors from eligible studies were invited to collaborate and share patient-level data.
Pubmed
8
They invited me to come to L.A. to collaborate in their research.
Dayworld Rebel
9
The trust is hoping to collaborate with the community on conservation projects.
Radio NZ
10
We are very happy to collaborate with any agency that can help.
Reuters
11
She and Arthur agreed to collaborate on what she'd heard from bears.
The new yorker
12
We also have the chance to collaborate with her company in Australia.
The girl with the dragon tattoo
13
The two companies will also collaborate on development of Amgen's oncology pipeline.
Reuters
14
We encourage schools in Norfolk to collaborate on literacy through global learning.
The Guardian
15
We know that Lothar is also meant to get them to collaborate.'
The draining lake
16
They went to collaborate on six films together in the United States.
The Irish Times
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Translations for collaborate
Spanish
colaborar
Collaborate through the time
Collaborate across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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