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单词 cooperate
释义
cooperate
verb[I]
(UKalsoco-operate)
uk
/kəʊˈɒp.ər.eɪt/us
/koʊˈɑː.pə.reɪt/
B2
toactorworktogether for aparticularpurpose, or to behelpfulby doing what someoneasksyou to do:
合作，协作；配合
A two-yearoldislikelytorefuseto cooperate when youtellher to getdressed.你让两岁的小女孩穿衣服的时候，她很可能不配合。
The twocompanieshave cooperatedinjointventuresfor the past severalyears.两家公司在过去几年中合作经营合资企业。
TheSpanishauthoritiescooperatedwiththe Britishpoliceinfindingtheterrorists.西班牙当局与英国警方相互配合搜捕恐怖分子。
Synonym
collaborate
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to help someone
  • helpCan I help you get that?
  • aidThe project is designed to aid poorer countries.
  • assistThe army arrived to assist in the search.
  • collaborateWe collaborated on the project.
  • cooperateSeveral countries are cooperating in the relief effort.
  • benefitThe children have benefited greatly from the new facilities.
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More examples
  • Governments must cooperate if they are tocombatinternationalterrorism.
  • Theirrefusalto cooperate isperfectlyunderstandable,consideringthecircumstances.
  • Localresidentsrefusedto cooperate with thepolice.
  • If you all cooperate, we can have thisplacetidyin notime.
  • Jillrefusedto cooperate with theenquiry.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Helping and co-operating
  • a good/bad turnidiom
  • abet
  • accommodative
  • aid
  • any port in a stormidiom
  • assist
  • assistance
  • bridge
  • carry
  • givesomeonea leg upidiom
  • give/lendsomeonea helping handidiom
  • go a long way toward(s) doingsomethingidiom
  • hang
  • platform
  • share a platformidiom
  • solid
  • start(something)off
  • succour
  • supportively
  • supportiveness
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(Definition ofcooperatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

cooperate| American Dictionary

cooperate
verb[I]
us
/koʊˈɑp·əˌreɪt/
toactorworktogether for asharedpurpose, or tohelpwillinglywhenasked:
Thecompanypromisedto cooperatefullywith the law-enforcementauthorities.
Herefusedto cooperate.

cooperation

noun[U]us
/koʊˌɑp·əˈreɪ·ʃən/
Without the cooperation oflocalresidents, thismoviecould not have been made.
(Definition ofcooperatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

cooperate| Business English

cooperate
verb[I]
(UKalsoco-operate)
uk
/kəʊˈɒpəreɪt/us
toagreetoworkwith anothercompany,organization, orcountryinordertoachievesomething:
Largecorporationshave adutyto cooperate inordertoprotecttheenvironment.
cooperate (with sb) on/in sthWe are cooperating with anothercompanyon thisjointventure.
cooperate in doing sth/ to do sthThey haveagreedto cooperate indistributingproductsandprovidingsupportservices.
to behelpfulby doing what someoneasksyou to do:
cooperate with sbAspokesmansaid thecompanywould cooperatefullywith theregulatoryauthorities.
(Definition ofcooperatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcooperate

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The process converges to a unique absorbing state in which all playerscooperate.
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Most disturbing is the finding that once players learn that their opponent has either cooperated or defected, almost all defect.
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This illustrates the ability of regression trees to separate, or group together, cooperating factors under given circumstances.
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By means of cooperating with the virtual robot, predictive display control method can eliminate the affection of time-delay and improve the maneuverability and the safety.
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In other words, this subpopulation willcooperatewith the others that are having difficulties to match their outputs.
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That's where the ethers and the fluids and the essencescooperate.
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Certainly economists should contribute something to understanding how human society developed, and here, economists have tocooperatewith anthropologists and others.
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In another case in the sewing sector, ten small entrepreneurs who are located in the same vicinitycooperate.
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Therefore, the second intention is to demonstrate the difficulties in the interpretation of age-intensity profiles which derive from cooperating processes.
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Nevertheless, differences in guild policies were considerable, and hence also the ways husbands and wives cooperated in the urban market trades.
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He observed that the prosperity of a settlement is proportional to the population it contains insofar as theycooperatefor the common good.
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It cultivated habits of obedience, and taught detainees tocooperate.
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Despite risks of a deadlock, it generally provides an incentive for the states tocooperatewith each other.
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Questions and concerns about how conventional and organic producers cancooperateand coexist under marketing order programs need to be addressed.
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The range of possible control options is very large, though the modules definitely have tocooperatein any centrally-imposed control strategy.
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