team
/tiːm/ (bre, ipa) · /tiːm/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈtēm/ (ame, mw)
team — 名詞
- teamsingular
- teamsplural
1. several individuals cooperating in the same sport, profession, or other joint ac
團隊
一起工作或運動的一群人
several individuals cooperating in the same sport, profession, or other joint activity; also, animals harnessed together for pulling.
The volleyball team celebrated after winning the national championship.
排球隊在贏得全國冠軍後慶祝了一番。
collective noun; US English uses singular verb with a team
A team of doctors performed the surgery successfully this morning.
一組醫生團隊今天早上成功完成了手術。
a team of + profession
Elena joined the marketing team at the new startup last month.
Elena 上個月加入了那家新創公司的行銷團隊。
Each team in the relay race must have four runners on the track.
接力賽中每隊必須有四名跑者在跑道上。
The rescue team searched the mountain area for two days without stopping.
救援團隊不間斷地搜索了山區整整兩天。
文法句型
team + singular/plural verb
a team of + plural noun
用法筆記
In British English, a team can take either a singular or a plural verb (The team is/are playing well). In American English, a singular verb is preferred.
常見錯誤
2. used in fixed expressions that describe people cooperating well, putting the gro
團隊合作
強調合作精神的習用語
used in fixed expressions that describe people cooperating well, putting the group's success ahead of personal gain, or showing commitment to a shared goal.
The manager said she wants employees who are strong team players.
主管說她想要的是善於團隊合作的員工。
collocation: team player
Team spirit at the office improved after the weekly meetings started.
自從開始每週開會後,辦公室的團隊精神提升了不少。
collocation: team spirit
Finishing the report on time was a real team effort from everyone in the department.
按時完成報告是全部門共同努力的成果。
Being a team player means helping your colleagues even when the task is difficult.
當個好的團隊成員,意味著即使任務困難也要幫助同事。
The coach organised a team-building activity to strengthen their working relationship.
教練安排了一項團隊建立活動來增進他們的工作關係。
- cooperation
focuses on the action of working together rather than the phrases that describe it
文法句型
team + noun in compounds
常見錯誤
3. the set of advisors, supporters, or campaign workers gathered around a specific
後援團隊
支持特定某人或觀點的一群人
the set of advisors, supporters, or campaign workers gathered around a specific person or position.
The senator asked her team of advisors to review the new policy carefully.
參議員請她的顧問團隊仔細審查這項新政策。
possessive + team + of + role
Adaeze joined the candidate's campaign team as the lead speechwriter.
Adaeze 加入了候選人的競選團隊,擔任首席撰稿人。
Are you on the mayor's team or do you oppose her plans for the city?
你是支持市長那一邊的,還是反對她的城市計畫?
The president's legal team prepared a strong response to the investigation.
總統的法律團隊針對調查準備了一份強有力的回應。
文法句型
possessor's + team
on + possessor's + team
用法筆記
This sense is typically used with a possessive noun or pronoun (the governor's team, whose team are you on?). The 'team' here is the group of people who advise or campaign for the person, not the person themself.
team — 動詞
- teampresent simple I / you / we / they
- teams3rd person singular
- teaming-ing form
- teamedpast simple
1. to join with another person or group in order to achieve something together, com
合作;組隊
與他人聯手以達成目標
to join with another person or group in order to achieve something together, combining your skills, resources, or efforts.
The two companies teamed up to develop a new electric car.
兩家公司合作開發了一款全新的電動車。
phrasal verb: team up with + infinitive purpose
Sumin teamed with a local chef to open a small noodle restaurant.
Sumin 與一位當地廚師合作開了一家小麵館。
team with + noun
The schools teamed together to organise a science fair for local students.
這幾所學校合作為當地學生舉辦了一場科學展。
Several local charities teamed up to provide warm meals for families in need.
幾個當地慈善機構合作為有需要的家庭提供熱食。
- collaborate
more formal; often used in academic or professional writing
- join forces
similar in meaning; can be used as a verb phrase instead of 'team up'
- work alone
opposite action — doing something by yourself rather than cooperating
文法句型
team up with + noun
team together
team with + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used with a particle: team up (most common), team together, or team with. The object of cooperation is introduced by with.
常見錯誤
team — 形容詞
- teampositive
- teamercomparative
- teamestsuperlative
1. relating to or done by a team rather than by an individual; involving the whole
團隊的
屬於或由團隊進行的
relating to or done by a team rather than by an individual; involving the whole group's joint effort.
The team captain gave a short speech before the match started.
隊長在比賽開始前發表了一段簡短的談話。
attributive: team captain
Team sports help children learn how to cooperate with one another.
團隊運動能幫助孩子學習如何與他人合作。
attributive: team sports
Alessia received the team award for her excellent collaboration skills.
Alessia 因為出色的協作能力而獲得了團隊獎。
Team meetings are held every Tuesday morning to discuss weekly progress.
團隊會議每週二早上舉行,討論每週的進度。
- group
less specific; 'group project' does not carry the same implication of coordinated cooperation as 'team project'
- collective
more formal; emphasises shared responsibility over coordinated action
- individual
done by or relating to one person rather than a group
文法句型
team + noun
用法筆記
When used as an adjective, 'team' always comes before a noun (attributive position). You cannot say 'This award is team' — use 'team' only as a modifier.