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Meanings of cooperate in English

Portuguese
cooperar
Catalan
cooperar
Spanish
colaborar

Work together on a common enterprise of project.

cooperar
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Examples for "collaborate"
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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
1
I hope we can join forces again in the future, Coetzee said.
The South African
2
The pressure for housing and health professionals to join forces is on.
The Guardian
3
Good luck with your week and hopefully you all can join forces.
Feminist dot com
4
But these groups might join forces to thwart his return to power.
Reuters
5
Now they want to join forces to win change at the top.
Reuters
1
So please, let's get together and figure out the best way forward.
The Guardian
2
When the 50-plus state and territorial commissioners get together, their power grows.
Reuters
3
Anything the government on Prime plans will take time to get together.
Tarnished Knight
4
WHEN the Irish of home and away get together, it's serious business.
The Irish Times
5
My story set in Rwanda took me five years to get together.
The new yorker
Usage of cooperate in English
1
We will, of course, cooperate with your investigation in every way possible.
Don't Cry Tai Lake
2
The company will continue to cooperate with criminal investigations, a spokesman said.
Reuters
3
WellCare's Knapp said the company would continue to fully and voluntarily cooperate.
Reuters
4
The weather was not going cooperate today, said mission commentator Kyle Herring.
Reuters
5
Despite this, the parties continue to cooperate in other spheres, Rosneft said.
Reuters
6
Government efforts to cooperate with international partners to control illicit drug trade.
The Guardian
7
An Equifax spokeswoman said the company would continue to cooperate with lawmakers.
Reuters
8
Second, we have agreed to cooperate more closely on exchange rate policy.
Reuters
9
Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to cooperate on oil production matters.
The South African
10
Enrico didn't forget what Nina taught him; he simply refused to cooperate.
Dolly departed
11
Let the United States cooperate in resettling them inside Afghanistan, he said.
Reuters
12
If China doesn't cooperate, they may just end up distorting oil markets.
Reuters
13
Alberto Culver said it will continue to cooperate fully with the DOJ.
Reuters
14
I quite understand that, left to itself, the Foundation would never cooperate.
Foundation
15
Walmex said in a statement it would fully cooperate with Mexican authorities.
Reuters
16
Allianz said it would continue to cooperate with OLB to distribute insurance.
Reuters
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Spanish
colaborar
Cooperate through the time
Cooperate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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