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 two teams worked in harness to finish the project.

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

Ex: The company refused to play ball with its smaller partners.

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to fulfill one's share of responsibilities

Ex: Everyone needs to do their bit to keep the office clean.

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

Ex: The band is greater than the sum of its parts.

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

Ex: Everyone on the team has to pull their weight.

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two individuals who managed to plan and get something done together

Ex: Maya is my partner in crime whenever we plan a surprise party.

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together in a tight, often seamless or intimate partnership

Ex: The designer and the engineer worked hand and glove on the new product.

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

Ex: The deadline is tomorrow, so it is all hands on deck.