cooperate

cooperate — 動詞

1. to be willing to work with other people by combining your actions or efforts tow

1.動詞不及物B1
釋義

合作;配合

共同協力完成任務或聽從指示幫助他人

to be willing to work with other people by combining your actions or efforts toward a shared result, or to do as you are asked in order to support someone else's effort

例句

Lan and Mira cooperated to build a new playground before the summer break.

Lan 和 Mira 合作在暑假前蓋好了一座新的遊樂場。

cooperated + to-infinitive (purpose)

The two research teams cooperated on a water-quality study in rural villages.

兩個研究團隊合作進行了一項鄉村地區的水質調查。

cooperated on + project/topic

同義詞
  • collaborate

    more specific to creative, intellectual, or professional joint work; implies equal contribution and a shared outcome

  • work together

    more informal and general; suits everyday situations from chores to teamwork

  • team up

    informal; suggests joining forces temporarily for a specific task or competition

  • assist

    different grammar — you assist someone (direct object); less about partnership and more about helping

反義詞
  • oppose

    to act against instead of together with someone

  • resist

    to refuse to comply with a request or instruction

  • hinder

    to make it harder for others to achieve a goal

文法句型

cooperate + with [someone/something]

cooperate + on [project/issue]

cooperate + to [infinitive of purpose]

用法筆記

Frequently followed by the preposition 'with' to name the person or group you are working with. When the subject itself names a group, 'with' can be omitted (e.g. 'The departments cooperated on the budget'). For the compliance sub-meaning, the object of 'with' is typically a person or authority figure, and the specific action is often stated with 'by + verb-ing'.

常見錯誤

The two teams cooperated each other.
The two teams cooperated with each other.
💡'cooperate' is intransitive and requires the preposition 'with' before an object.
She cooperated me on the report.
She cooperated with me on the report.
💡missing 'with' before the person being worked with.
We cooperated the project.
We cooperated on the project.
💡use 'on' (not a direct object) to introduce the task or project.