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Meanings of coordinate in English

Portuguese
coordenar
Catalan
coordinar
Spanish
organizar

Bring order and organization to.

        coordenar
        Catalan
        coordinar

        Bring (components or parts) into proper or desirable coordination correlation.

              coordinar
              Portuguese
              coordene
              Catalan
              coordenada

              A number that identifies a position relative to an axis.

                    coordene

                    Coordinate.

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                            Usage of coordinate in English
                            1
                            The group will coordinate the work of 17 local prisoners' aid groups.
                            The Irish Times
                            2
                            The new agency will coordinate the work of researchers and industry experts.
                            Reuters
                            3
                            At the moment, Frontex can only coordinate operations involving several EU countries.
                            Reuters
                            4
                            At the controls A national incident and event management system would coordinate:
                            Radio NZ
                            5
                            The routes are awkward; the companies involved do not coordinate their efforts.
                            The Guardian
                            6
                            This helps you coordinate the pushpull timing necessary for generating maximum power.
                            Rock and Ice Magazine
                            7
                            Outside help will be desperately needed, but difficult to coordinate and execute.
                            Wired
                            8
                            Looping back to this space-time coordinate would be impossible, without prior work.
                            Engineering Infinity
                            9
                            I'll want you to coordinate reports between the two areas of operation.
                            Once bitten, twice dead
                            10
                            Karzai has repeatedly urged foreign troops to coordinate operations with his government.
                            Reuters
                            11
                            Developing states must strive to coordinate their various adaptation policies, he said.
                            Reuters
                            12
                            Orthodox molecular models often bear a tenuous relationship to the coordinate data.
                            Pubmed
                            13
                            We work with safety in mind and coordinate with our Kabul bureau.
                            Reuters
                            14
                            Under the law, Romney's campaign may not coordinate its activities with Crossroads.
                            Reuters
                            15
                            The coordinate system is just make believe, you know, like Peter Pan.
                            Wired
                            16
                            Big industry players fear governments are not doing enough to coordinate globally.
                            Reuters
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                            Translations for coordinate
                            Spanish
                            organizar
                            Coordinate through the time
                            Coordinate across language varieties
                            United States of America
                            Common
                            New Zealand
                            Common
                            United Kingdom
                            Rare