team

/ti:m/
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team

Our team works together to win the soccer game.

Definition
  1. Noun:

    • A group of two or more animals working together: A "team" can refer to a set of animals, such as horses or oxen, harnessed together to pull a load.
    • A cooperative group of people: A "team" most commonly refers to a group of people working together, especially in sports, work, or an activity to achieve a common goal.
  2. Verb:

    • To join together to form a group: To "team" means to come together or combine efforts with others to work cooperatively.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:

    • A team of oxen pulled the heavy cart.
    • She plays for the national soccer team.
    • Our project team meets every Monday.
  • Verb:

    • The two companies teamed to develop the new software.
    • We should team our skills to solve this problem.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be a team player": to be someone who works well and cooperatively with others in a group.

    • He is a great team player and always supports his colleagues.
  • "Team effort": a task or success that requires the combined work of a group.

    • Winning the championship was a real team effort.
Variants and Related Words
  • Teammate (n): a fellow member of a team.

    • My teammate passed me the ball.
  • Teamwork (n): the cooperative effort of a group to achieve a common goal.

    • Success depends on good teamwork.
Synonyms
  • Squad: a small group of people, especially in military or sports contexts.
  • Crew: a group of people who work together, often on a ship, aircraft, or film set.
  • Unit: a single thing or a group regarded as a whole, often in organizational contexts.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Team up (with): to join with another person or group to work together.
    • The two charities teamed up to raise more funds.
    • She teamed up with a colleague for the presentation.
Related Idioms
  • On the same team: working together towards the same objective; in agreement.

    • Remember, we're all on the same team here.
  • A whole new ball game / a different ball game: a completely different situation, often requiring a new strategy or team.

    • Managing a large company is a whole new ball game compared to a small startup.
team

Our team works together to win the soccer game.

Noun
  1. two or more draft animals that work together to pull something
  2. a cooperative unit (especially in sports)
Verb
  1. form a team
    • We teamed up for this new project