teams Synonyms
teams Meaning
teams
marked by devotion to teamwork rather than individual achievement, of or performed by a team, to yoke or join in a team, to haul with or drive a team, a draft animal often with harness and vehicle, a brood especially of young pigs or ducks, to form a team, two or more draft animals harnessed to the same vehicle or implement, to form a team or association, to drive a team or motortruck, these with their harness and attached vehicle, to convey or haul with a team, these animals with their harness and attached vehicle, lineage, race, a number of persons associated together in work or activity, a group of animals, crew, gang, a matched group of animals for exhibition, two or more animals used to pull the same vehicle or piece of machinery, to join in a team, a group on one side (as in football or a debate), to put together in a coordinated ensemble
teams Sentence Examples
- The two software development teams collaborated effectively to complete the project.
- The marketing team worked tirelessly to promote the new product.
- The research teams collaborated to uncover the underlying causes of the disease.
- The teams of volunteers organized the food bank to assist those in need.
- The medical teams worked around the clock to provide care during the natural disaster.
- The engineering teams designed innovative solutions to improve bridge safety.
- The research teams from different universities joined forces to tackle a complex scientific problem.
- The sports teams competed fiercely but maintained sportsmanship throughout the game.
- The project management teams oversaw the smooth execution of multiple projects.
- The teams of firefighters worked heroically to extinguish the devastating wildfire.
FAQs About the word teams
marked by devotion to teamwork rather than individual achievement, of or performed by a team, to yoke or join in a team, to haul with or drive a team, a draft a
crews, platoons, squads, companies, parties, battalions, brigades, armies, bands, corps
avoids, shuns, snubs, alienates, cold-shoulders, estranges,splits, disperses, breaks up, disbands
The two software development teams collaborated effectively to complete the project.
The marketing team worked tirelessly to promote the new product.
The research teams collaborated to uncover the underlying causes of the disease.
The teams of volunteers organized the food bank to assist those in need.
