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collaborate English

Meaning collaborate meaning

What does collaborate mean?
Definitions in simple English

collaborate Verb

— To collaborate is to work with others. They collaborated on the project.

collaborate

— verb (= join forces, get together) work together on a common enterprise of project The soprano and the pianist did not get together very well We joined forces with another research group — verb cooperate as a traitor he collaborated with the Nazis when they occupied Paris

Synonyms collaborate synonyms

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collaborate English » English

cooperate work together join forces team pull together get together collude work with work together with unite efforts team up plan together liaise involve help out help form a group coordinate cooperation cooperate with conspire connive at common combine collusion co-operation care for be friends

Topics collaborate topics

What do people use collaborate to talk about?
Social behavior

Relationships
Social behavior Relationships Types of people

Working relationship
Social behavior Behavior Do good to

Cooperate with
Social behavior Conflict Fight

Betray

Conjugation collaborate conjugation

How do you conjugate collaborate?

collaborate · verb

Examples collaborate examples

How do I use collaborate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Maybe we could collaborate.

Movie subtitles

But, for the real success of this presentation, I earnestly implore you to collaborate even more actively.
Why don't you two collaborate?
I always collaborate with the soldiers.
Mr captain hopes, that those of you from the Podkozara villages won't collaborate any more with the partisans.
No, I want these people to collaborate with good grace.
With this new plan of action, everyone will collaborate.
You don't have what it takes. to collaborate with Keene, this son of a bitch.
Did you collaborate with other American spies apart from Field?
He has refused to collaborate for the past 35 days.
Did you ever ask yourself why people want to collaborate with us?
Do you prefer going through the handwriting test or are you going to collaborate?
Now he's forced to collaborate with us.
I'm happy to collaborate but I can't stand all this speculation.
Ready to collaborate and tell you everything I know.
And the idea was born. That he could collaborate With David Gill from the Cape Observatory to perform that huge task of measuring all the plates Gill had been collecting.
The leader of that group, Frank Kerr, tame to Leiden to collaborate.
Why don't you two collaborate, a detective novel with a tennis background.
We will collaborate nicely.
With this, I know that you will collaborate.
Collaborate with me and we'll make a hundred times more!
How can you collaborate?
I beg you, try to collaborate.
Why don't we collaborate on an article together?
Him collaborate with the Nazis?
Let her go and I'll collaborate.
For which you'll collaborate?
I refuse to collaborate in stupidity.
Did you or did you not, in fact, collaborate with the management?
Jokes aside, I'd like to collaborate.
Since you want to collaborate, look that nobody comes.
Others, if they collaborate, are reprieved.
We highlight that 51 would not collaborate with us consciously, but would be used without his knowledge by Sarah Robski.
And you collaborate with the Germans.
Collaborate?
The forces of darkness and treasonable maggots. who collaborate with them, must, can, and will. be wiped from the face of the earth.
Irving Sachs and RH Levine, who collaborate on films.
If he wants to collaborate, that's it.
In my house, I collaborate with whomever I want.
But sometimes, he would, you know, collaborate with Swaine.

News and current affairs

Because vaccines are useless if parents refuse to give them to their children, a big part of my job is to collaborate with health workers, community leaders, school teachers, and local political figures to educate parents about vaccines.
Most peaceful Chechens have not fully turned their backs on the bandits, perhaps because the bandits hunt down those who collaborate with Russian authorities.
We now have the technological infrastructure to bring most job-related information to workers while allowing them to collaborate closely.
Technology is enabling us to share, collaborate, and exchange knowledge in entirely new ways, creating a dynamic shift in mindset.
Our challenge, and our historic opportunity, is to recognize this potential and find ways for diverse groups to collaborate and realize it.
Fighting for transparency also implies confronting states that refuse to collaborate on financial issues at a global level or to combat money laundering or prevent financial risks.
It seemed the urge to collaborate actually ran ahead of the party's demands.
When producers of substitutes collude, they usually raise prices; producers of complements, by contrast, collaborate to lower them.
I had the good fortune to collaborate with Rudi in writing two textbooks and several articles.
Under the IMF Articles of Agreement, members are required to collaborate to promote a stable system of exchange rates and to avoid manipulation with a view to gaining an unfair trade advantage.
Moreover, was the duty of every one of the 700,000 people subjected to lustration to declare that he or she did not collaborate with the security services.
Once students are online, there is no limit to what they can do with the vast amount of information available to them or how they will collaborate with and learn from one another.
Modern leaders must be able to use networks, to collaborate, and to encourage participation.
But in more complex cases, in which living beings collaborate to build societies or create knowledge, our scientific models are inadequate.
Given humanity's common interest in new energy sources, it seems that the world's brightest scientific minds should collaborate to identify them.
First, nations faced with conflicting claims to water have historically found ways to collaborate rather than to fight.
But the biggest question concerns China's place in a consensual Asian order, and its willingness to collaborate with its neighbors, as well as with the US, in creating it.
Another, equally important challenge is cooperation between NATO and Russia, which agreed at NATO's Lisbon summit in November to collaborate on the Alliance's anti-missile defenses.
In the second scenario, Russia and the EU would pool their efforts and collaborate.
There is plenty of incentive for countries to collaborate, rather than using trade, finance, monetary policy, public-sector purchasing, tax policy, or other levers to undermine one another.
Russia needs to collaborate on energy in ways that bring genuine security.
NEWPORT BEACH - It sounded like a really clever idea: Use a very public and sizeable threat to get bickering politicians to collaborate and compromise.
So emerging markets should collaborate to develop health-knowledge networks aimed at facilitating mutual learning.
That raises an obvious question: When regimes in the region collaborate with terrorist groups, how can intelligence cooperation with them, let alone a coalition to fight Islamic extremism, be credible?
America's friends and allies need to think hard about what sort of regional order they want, and they must begin to collaborate in order to breathe life into a structure of peace within which all of Asia can prosper and feel secure.
These issues will be examined carefully during the course of this year as the Chinese government and the IMF collaborate on a Financial Sector Assessment Program for China.
Governments, too, should collaborate with their developing-country counterparts to provide much-needed leadership in the climate-change debate.

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