(v.) – to work with a person or group in order to achieve something
- Synonyms: work together, cooperate, join forces, team up
- Antonyms: work alone, disagree, argue
- Etymology: 1871 Latin, from com- meaning "with" + labore meaning "to work"
- Forms: Noun – collaboration, collaborator / Adj. – collaborative / Adv. – collaboratively
We will have many, many opportunities to collaborate this year - starting today!
Emma says,
ReplyDeleteI heard Christina on the Voice said"I would like to callabrate with you".
Shelby says, yesterday I collaborated with my mom to make cookies.
ReplyDeleteShelby says,On T.V. I heard someone say collaborated.
ReplyDeleteJacob says Mrs.Brucker"s awesome class has to collaborate to make this year a great year!
ReplyDeleteAndon Says, I collaborated with my sister to make cookies.
ReplyDeleteGavin says, we need to collaborate to become great adults.
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