Collocation
shared document
An electronic file or document that multiple people can access, view, and often edit, typically for collaboration.
Definition
'shared document' is a common English collocation. An electronic file or document that multiple people can access, view, and often edit, typically for collaboration.
shared + document
“We need to work on the shared document simultaneously to meet the deadline.”
Examples
- Please find the link to the shared document in your email.
- The team collaborated on the shared document to finalize the report.
- Accessing the shared document requires a specific password.
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- Our project manager created a shared document to track all tasks and responsibilities.
- Before starting the meeting, ensure everyone has reviewed the shared document's latest version.
- Any changes made to the shared document are automatically saved in real-time.
- Can you send me the link to the shared document so I can contribute?
- The legal department meticulously reviewed every clause in the shared document before final approval.
- Let's all contribute our ideas to the shared document for our group presentation.
- He spent the morning updating the shared document with the new budget figures.
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