cooperate with (someone or something)

To work together with someone or something, usually to complete a particular task or goal. Getting my toddler to cooperate with me is often an impossible task. We are in no way blaming you for what happened, but you still have to cooperate with the police investigation.

cooperate with someone (on something)

and cooperate (with someone) on something

to work together in harmony with someone on something. Please cooperate with me on this project. Can you cooperate on this with me? I hope we can cooperate on this.

词组	cooperate with (someone or something)
释义	cooperate with (someone or something) cooperate with (someone or something) To work together with someone or something, usually to complete a particular task or goal. Getting my toddler to cooperate with me is often an impossible task. We are in no way blaming you for what happened, but you still have to cooperate with the police investigation. See also: cooperate Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cooperate with someone (on something) and cooperate (with someone) on something to work together in harmony with someone on something. Please cooperate with me on this project. Can you cooperate on this with me? I hope we can cooperate on this. See also: cooperate McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: cooperate with cooperate with (someone or something) on (something) cooperate on (something) with (someone or something) cooperate cooperate on (something) a dog in the manger dog in the manger make a dive make a dive (for someone or something) have had it with (someone or something)
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