Meanings of socialise together in English

We work together, socialise together and travel together too. Natalia said.

They would socialise together; sharing pot-luck dinners and games nights.

Football also promotes teamwork on and off the pitch, as many teams socialise together.

Most live with co-workers in houses in multiple occupancy and travel and socialise together.

We probably socialise together too often afterwards.

Players should not visit each other's home or socialise together outside of training and matches as per Government guidelines.

The first week of university life - or freshers' week - is where students get a chance to socialise together.

It said the two women frequently socialised together with both of their partners.

It is understood all those involved had been socialising together in the town earlier.

They all would be travelling together, living together and socialising together in the ocean.

The trial had heard Black and Mr Malone knew each other for about three years and drank and socialised together.

Alan Shearer, Speed's friend and former Newcastle United teammate, said they had been friends since 1998 when they played football and socialised together.

I was away doing other things and there was a core of young players who did things together -played cricket hard, and socialised together.