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cooperate English

Meaning cooperate meaning

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Definitions in simple English

cooperate Verb

— If people cooperate, they help each other and work together towards the same goal.

cooperate

— 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

Synonyms cooperate synonyms

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cooperate English » English

collaborate work together pull together join forces help join cooperation co-operate share coordinate contribute concur unite efforts unite liaise help each other get together combine assist amalgamate work with work together with work team up play ball play partner participate merge make friendship lend a hand join with join together interplay interact integrate influence incorporate hold in common hold give a hand fuse form a group do together conspire connive at connect conduce to conduce concert

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Social behavior Behavior Do good to

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Conjugation cooperate conjugation

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cooperate · verb

Examples cooperate examples

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Simple sentences

I wonder why Tom wouldn't cooperate with us.
We had to cooperate with each other.
Parents need to cooperate with each other.
We'll cooperate.
Tom will cooperate.
Tom wasn't willing to cooperate.
People and robots can cooperate with each other in making life easier.
I'm happy to cooperate.
We will be happy to cooperate.
You will cooperate.
Tom decided to cooperate.
All governments will have to cooperate in this matter.
We'll be happy to cooperate.
Are you going to cooperate?
Tom refused to cooperate.

Movie subtitles

If you cooperate, maybe we can get the charges reduced.
You cooperate, you may not serve any time at all.
If you don't cooperate with me, your career is over.
Those willing to cooperate are requested to report tomorrow to their local station.
Cooperate. Kick him.
Only yesterday she went to a revival of Cyrano in the afternoon. and played bridge half the night. She won't cooperate.
Cooperate.
We're trying to cooperate with your government.
Oh, of course, Susie would be only too glad to cooperate, but, you see, it'll be quite a few months before she'll be of any assistance.
It'll save a lot of trouble all around if you'll cooperate with us.
Now, if you'll cooperate, I'd like to finish with you by tonight.
He'll throw the book at you if you don't cooperate.
Then you'll cooperate?
But he informs me that you are unwilling to cooperate in our plans for Spain.
The Arabs have refused to cooperate these last 20 years.
I've done my best to be friends with you, but you refuse to cooperate.
Oh, cooperate.
Now, look, Juliet, you need somebody to cooperate all those guys and protect you from human greed.
So please try to cooperate.
That's why Miss Trask asked you to cooperate and what Dr. Jaquith means when he says to play the game.
Gentlemen, I want to cooperate but are you sure this is the place you were sent to?
And the refusal. of Czechs who resist to cooperate with us.
I'd be glad let you have our complete file and of course we'll cooperate in every way. Thank you.
Good. - Yes. Yes, now, if we all cooperate, he should be out of here in no time.
It is important for the team to cooperate.
Should I cooperate?
You might as well cooperate.
We try to cooperate with your government. But we cannot regulate the feelings of our people.
Yes, now, if we all cooperate, he should be out of here in no time.
I thought it might be a good idea to cooperate. and have the tracks where they'd do the most good.
And now that you've finally decided to cooperate. why not go the whole way?
Are you going to cooperate, Miss Stevens?
Look, why don't you cooperate.
You came in here today asking for information that you needed, and I tried to cooperate, but now you're beginning to annoy me.
It's important that you cooperate fully and give the greatest possible number of responses.
I don't have to cooperate, Mr. Barrett, and I already have my own attorney.
All of you will cooperate and assist us!

News and current affairs

Here, major states would have an interest in limiting damage by agreeing to cooperate on forensics and controls.
Parliament's rejection of US troops powerfully refutes suggestions that Turkey was primarily concerned about the size of the American aid package on offer as an inducement to cooperate.
The secretariat should actively cooperate with the IMF to benefit from its analysis, notably regarding exchange rates.
Saddam will cooperate with UN inspectors only as long as the American threat remains, and the US may conclude that it cannot afford that.
The problem is that we fail to cooperate globally to put those solutions into practice.
This might be a way round the majority voting dilemma, since it would allow groups of member states to cooperate together in particular areas, without waiting for the unanimous agreement of all partners.
Acting at the behest of the member states, the ECB has sufficient powers of persuasion: it could close its discount window to the banks, and the governments could seize institutions that refuse to cooperate.
Of course, everyone is aware that the incumbent government could not, even if it wished, cooperate with the world since not a single member of it can obtain a visa to travel.
Developing-country finance ministries and tax authorities must cooperate with one another and with their OECD counterparts to close existing loopholes and establish effective tax policies that support their shared interests.
Because China's role is rising, it is crucial that the US and China restore their strategic dialogue and cooperate by decoupling the North Korean missile issue from the fractious issue of missile defense.
In this situation, Central European countries must cooperate to defend their own interests, as well as their dream of a common Europe.
It is a space in which Muslims and non-Muslims can coexist, discover their shared values, and cooperate. Peter Neumann, the director of the ICSR, has proposed a YouTube contest for videos that explain the failings of Daesh.
When we decided later to have a common foreign policy, and to cooperate in judicial and police matters, we invented the Union.
Despite his campaign promises, Serbia's President Boris Tadic has so far failed to cooperate with the ICTY by assisting in turning over Mladic (Karadzic is probably not in Serbia), who would surely testify against Milosevic.
Think of it as the order of the church choir, where individual members cooperate on the basis of a shared culture and values.
Similarly, countries often choose not to cooperate.
In the first half of the 1990's, many observers of the alleged Asian economic miracle emphasized trust and families' capacity to cooperate with political authorities in order to realize long-term growth plans.
And even as the Cold War raged, leaders found ways to cooperate on arms control and prevent a nuclear Armageddon.
More broadly, we are exploring ways to cooperate in the joint development of defense technologies.
The problem is not that we lack good solutions. The problem is that we fail to cooperate globally to put those solutions into practice.
When I told them that I didn't know anything about this group, they warned that once I was back in their custody, they would make me cooperate.
Perhaps - just perhaps - one or even two of the released Palestinians will be willing to cooperate - and to lead others into cooperating - with an enemy that had been their jailer.
International cooperation has increased markedly, in part because governments that cannot agree on many things can agree on the need to cooperate in this area.
They also promised to cooperate on development of renewable energy, improvement of energy efficiency, and denuclearization of North Korea.
This, however, requires an adequate understanding of those interests and a willingness to cooperate on the basis of mutual trust, which should be a given within the European family.
Even China, which arguably seeks to curtail US leadership in some domains, has no choice but to cooperate with the US and its allies on many foreign-policy issues.
Can East Asians Cooperate?

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