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.
Governments must cooperate if they are to combat international terrorism.
Their refusal to cooperate is perfectly understandable, considering the circumstances.
Local residents refused to cooperate with the police.
If you all cooperate, we can have this place tidy in no time.
Jill refused to cooperate with the enquiry.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Helping and co-operating
abet
accommodative
aid
any port in a stormidiom
assist
assist with something
bridge
carry
errand of mercyidiom
facilitate
facilitation
financial assistance
give someone a leg upidiom
relief
run errandsidiom
share a platformidiom
solid
sponsor
start (something) off
step

Examples of cooperating

cooperating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This illustrates the ability of regression trees to separate, or group together, cooperating factors under given circumstances.
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.
Therefore, the second intention is to demonstrate the difficulties in the interpretation of age-intensity profiles which derive from cooperating processes.
It is not news that cooperating problem-solving systems (whether human or automated) must speak a common language and interpret the language similarly.
It has to be ensured that the operational semantics induced by our cooperating solvers is compatible with the mathematical semantics of the language under consideration.
Current issues of interest include modeling multiple cooperating mobile manipulator systems to enable effective control strategies.
Back offices and institutions which are already cooperating have more chances to pick out a model that fits better than others.
Cooperating teachers and university supervising teachers' communication with student teachers can be improved.
But it is hardly foolish to not prefer the act of cooperating in itself, apart from its consequences.
The course of designing is determined by the interaction between cooperating specialized agents.
Cooperating twins were asked to provide contact information for their co-twins, who were also recruited by the students.
It is first shown that when agents are all nice (always cooperating) to each other, sellers tend to learn to exploit them.
Repair is then seen to be "cooperating" throughout the production of the sequence.
The other experiment involved multiple cooperating mobile robots.
Two pairs of cooperating farms were land/feedcoupled, selling and purchasing forages slightly below market prices.
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