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team | Business English

team
noun[ C ]
uk /tiːm/us
HR, WORKPLACE
a group of people who work together on a particular activity, project, etc.:
When I came back from holiday we had a new team in charge.
head/lead/manage a teamShe led a team developing a new marketing initiative.
Every member of the team has an important contribution to make.
the management/finance/marketing team
We need to consult our legal team on this.
a team of lawyers/sales people/experts
a number of sports players who play together under a particular name:
a football/baseball/basketball team
Her ambition was to play for her national team.
 work as a team
to work together in order to achieve a shared aim, rather than trying to achieve things just for yourself or working against others:
Working as a team will enable us to achieve things we never could alone.
team
verb[ I ]
 HR, WORKPLACEuk /tiːm/us(alsoteam up)
to get together with another person, group, or organization to do a job:
team (up) with sbSome small community hospitals are looking to team up with bigger health care providers.
team (up) with sb to do sthThe shop is teaming with high-end manufacturers to offer exclusive products to its customers.
team up to do sthThe two companies have teamed up to provide a new class of multimedia services.

Examples of team

team
It is readily usable, for example in team meetings or for planning teaching.
Consider another case involving a soccer team with infinitely many players.
The assessment of workload and team effectiveness is reported elsewhere.
Nevertheless, teaching team building and communication skills requires an opportunity to practice these skills in vivo in the educational setting.
The individual agents then present their suggestions along with their projected values to the team.
Team leaders used confidence data to prioritize tasks in light of changing requirements.
With programmable control, the prosthetic team can create virtually any control scheme that suits a person's unique abilities.
Typically, it would have been a year when the management team would have had generous bonus payouts.
The e-mail questionnaire was intended to provide the research team with baseline information and as a source for preparing individual-tailored semistructured interviews.
Additional recommendations were often made about training, multidisciplinary teams, contribution to registries, and research, but these were not the focus of the present study.
The transplant team directs the care of its patients regardless of the unit to which they are admitted.
Where face-to-face attendance at team meetings is difficult, access to alternative ways of communicating with other team members will be found.
T he team design goal directs the team design activity.
Team had decided that it was appropriate to release it for consultation.
The care of women allocated to the routine primary care group was left to the discretion of their primary care teams.
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Collocations withteam

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These are words often used in combination with team.

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all-conference team
In his junior year, he was named to the second-team all-conference team after rushing for 998 yards and leading his team in touchdowns with 17.
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