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Meanings of get together in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cooperate"
Examples for "cooperate"
1
We will, of course, cooperate with your investigation in every way possible.
2
The company will continue to cooperate with criminal investigations, a spokesman said.
3
WellCare's Knapp said the company would continue to fully and voluntarily cooperate.
4
The weather was not going cooperate today, said mission commentator Kyle Herring.
5
Despite this, the parties continue to cooperate in other spheres, Rosneft said.
1
Members of different groups collaborate on side projects and share rehearsal spaces.
2
Mr Rawcliffe said the industry here had tried to collaborate with Australia.
3
He will also collaborate with other firm-wide technology groups, the person said.
4
You have to collaborate, open up, build fluid teams and work together.
5
In addition, the drawing editor now lets users collaborate in real time.
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I hope we can join forces again in the future, Coetzee said.
2
The pressure for housing and health professionals to join forces is on.
3
Good luck with your week and hopefully you all can join forces.
4
But these groups might join forces to thwart his return to power.
5
Now they want to join forces to win change at the top.
Usage of get together in English
1
So please, let's get together and figure out the best way forward.
2
When the 50-plus state and territorial commissioners get together, their power grows.
3
Anything the government on Prime plans will take time to get together.
4
WHEN the Irish of home and away get together, it's serious business.
5
My story set in Rwanda took me five years to get together.
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I love to get together with close friends and family, McCoy said.
7
We need to get together and figure out our plan of attack.
8
He gave me her number and we promised to get together soon.
9
Why is it important for families to get together in this way?
10
But I just love the fact that people get together around food.
11
You know, Bonnie really wants you to get together with her 'Matty.'
12
I started going through all the things we'd need to get together.
13
It's so difficult for people to get together, to understand each other.
14
A way for you to get together and talk without anyone knowing.
15
Virginia McEwan says it made sense for likeminded agencies to get together.
16
It's our own secular ritual-weget together once a year to reminisce.
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Translations for get together
Catalan
Get together through the time
Get together across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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