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Definition of cooperating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
collaborativeworking together towards a common goal
- The cooperating teams achieved the project milestones quickly.
2.
helpfulwilling to assist or help
- The cooperating witness provided crucial information to the investigators.
Origin of cooperating
Latin, cooperari (work together)
Terms with cooperating included in their meaning
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illegal cooperation
secretly cooperating for illegal or deceitful purposes
secret cooperation
secretly cooperating with others in wrongdoing
secret cooperation
secretly cooperating with someone for a deceitful purpose
collaboration
cooperating with someone for a common purpose
law enforcement
investigation carried out together by two or more cooperating bodies
organization
organized group of researchers or institutions cooperating on shared investigations
international cooperation
city formally cooperating with another in a different country
betrayal
person cooperating traitorously with an enemy
international union
organization of European states cooperating in shared institutions and policies
religion
official assembly of bishops from one region cooperating on church matters
underworld
organized set of people cooperating to commit unlawful acts
acting together
in a united way, often working together or cooperating
Examples of cooperating in a sentence
Cooperating members shared their resources effectively. The cooperating employee made the project run smoothly. Her cooperating nature made her a favorite among the team.
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- French:coopératif, collaborant, ...
- German:kooperierend, ...
- Italian:collaborativo, cooperativo, ...
- Spanish:colaborativo, ...
- Portuguese:cooperante, colaborativo, ...
- Chinese:合作的, 协助的, ...
- Japanese:協力的な, 助けになる, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعاوِن, مساعد, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁתֵּף פְּעוּלָה, ...
- Russian:сотрудничающий, ...
- Ukrainian:взаємодіючий, допомагаючий, ...
- Hindi:सहयोगी, सहायक, ...
Definition of cooperate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
teamworkwork together for a common purpose
- The two companies cooperate to develop new technology.
2.
assist willinglyassist someone willingly
- She decided to cooperate with the investigation..
3.
teamworkallow mutual unobstructed action
- The software systems cooperate to ensure smooth data transfer.
Origin of cooperate
Latin, cooperari (to work together)
Examples of cooperate in a sentence
To succeed, all departments must cooperate effectively. The witness agreed to cooperate with the police. They promised to cooperate fully with the project. The two departments must cooperate on the launch. If the witnesses cooperate, the inquiry will move faster.
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- French:collaborer, participer, ...
- German:zusammenarbeiten, zusammenwirken, ...
- Italian:collaborare, interagire, ...
- Spanish:colaborar, interoperar, ...
- Portuguese:cooperar, ajudar, ...
- Chinese:合作, 协同工作, ...
- Japanese:協力する, 助ける, ...
- Arabic:تَعَاوَنَ, سَاعَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁתֵּף פְּעוּלָה, לְסַיֵּעַ, ...
- Russian:сотрудничать, согласованно работать, ...
- Ukrainian:співпрацювати, взаємодіяти, ...
- Hindi:सहयोग करना, साथ देना, ...
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