Collocation
We work together.
To cooperate or collaborate with someone on a task or goal; to perform a task jointly.
Definition
'We work together.' is a common English collocation. To cooperate or collaborate with someone on a task or goal; to perform a task jointly.
work + together
“We work together on many projects at the office.”
Examples
- We often work together to solve complex problems for our clients.
- They decided to work together on the science fair project to get a better grade.
- To achieve our ambitious sales goals, we must all work together as a cohesive team.
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- The two research departments need to work together more closely to avoid duplication of effort.
- We have always found it easy to work together because our skills complement each other.
- Last year, we successfully worked together to organize the annual charity gala.
- If we could just work together without ego, we could overcome this challenge quickly.
- The children learned to work together on the group art activity, sharing their materials.
- They are currently working together on a new marketing campaign set to launch next month.
- Our ability to work together efficiently is considered our greatest organizational strength.
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