Work & Money - Collaboration & Teamwork

Dive into English idioms regarding collaboration and teamwork, like "play ball with" and "hand and glove".

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with one another to achieve an aim

Ex: The team is working in harness to complete the project on time.

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to cooperate, work together, or engage in a mutually beneficial interaction or partnership with someone

Ex: If we want to win this contract, we'll need to play ball with the other company and find a way to work together.

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to fulfill one's share of responsibilities

Ex: The students did their part by presenting their research at the conference.

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surpassing in terms of quality or effectiveness when working as a whole rather than individually

Ex: The team's success is more than the sum of its parts, as each member brings unique skills and strengths to the table.

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to complete one's responsibilities regarding a group task, project, work, etc.

Ex: The project was successful because each team member pulled their weight and contributed to the effort.

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two individuals who managed to plan and get something done together

Ex: Sarah and Tom are partners in crime when it comes to pulling pranks on their coworkers.

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together in a tight, often seamless or intimate partnership

Ex: The hackers worked hand and glove with an insider to access the system.

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used for saying that everyone's assistance is needed for a situation, particularly a difficult one

Ex: When the restaurant gets busy , the manager calls for all hands on deck to help with serving and cleaning .

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