Verb
To act or operate jointly with another or others; to concur in action, effort, or effect.
Source: Webster's dictionaryThe soprano and the pianist did not get together very well Source: Internet
We joined forces with another research group Source: Internet
Abrams offered to "cooperate" with the investigators, but always failed to do so on various pretexts. Source: Internet
After Bahrain received assurance from the Qatar that they would not cooperate with the Wahhabi forces if they crossed into their borders, they sent Ali bin Khalifa to the mainland to act as a collaborator with the local resistance. Source: Internet
A day earlier, Macron said he was “impatient” with Germany’s reluctance to take up his offer to cooperate on implementing EU reforms. Source: Internet
Ahead of the curfew, he urged the citizens to cooperate with the government, saying; “Let us all be part of this curfew, which will add tremendous strength to the fight against the Covid-19 menace. Source: Internet