Definition

Relating to a group of people working together towards a common goal, emphasizing collaboration over individual success.

Example

The team spirit was evident as everyone worked together to complete the project.

Conversation

Did you see how well the team worked together in the last game?

Yeah, it was amazing to watch them support each other like that.

I really think they have a strong team spirit this season.

Absolutely! It makes all the difference in their performance.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To come together to work as a group towards a common goal or purpose.

Example

The students decided to team up for the science project.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Hey, have you thought about how we can team up for the project?

Yeah, I was actually thinking we could combine our ideas for better results.

Great! I think if we team up, we can come up with something really impressive.

Definition

A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal or task.

Example

The soccer team practiced every day to prepare for the championship.

Conversation

I really enjoyed watching our team play last night.

Me too! They worked so well together.

It's great to see how the team has improved this season.

Definition

To bring together people or animals to work as a group or to pull something, usually in a coordinated way.

Example

The farmer decided to team the horses to pull the heavy cart.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear about the new project they're starting at work?

Yeah, I think they want us to team up with the marketing department.

That could be fun! We might learn a lot from them.

Root Explanation

The word 'team' originates from Old English 'team' (meaning a group of animals harnessed together or a set of people working together). It refers to a group of individuals who come together to work towards a common goal.

Memory Tip

Think of a group of people or animals working 'together' — that's what 'team' means.

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