cooperator (noun)
1cooperator — cooperate (also co operate) ► VERB 1) work jointly towards the same end. 2) comply with a request. DERIVATIVES cooperant noun cooperation noun cooperator noun. ORIGIN Latin cooperari work together …
2cooperator — noun an associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest the musician and the librettist were collaborators sexual partners • Syn: ↑collaborator, ↑partner, ↑pardner • Derivationally related forms: ↑partnership …
3cooperator — noun see cooperate …
4cooperator — noun One who cooperates; an associate …
5cooperant — cooperate (also co operate) ► VERB 1) work jointly towards the same end. 2) comply with a request. DERIVATIVES cooperant noun cooperation noun cooperator noun. ORIGIN Latin cooperari work together …
6cooperate — (also co operate) ► VERB 1) work jointly towards the same end. 2) comply with a request. DERIVATIVES cooperant noun cooperation noun cooperator noun. ORIGIN Latin cooperari work together …
7cooperation — cooperate (also co operate) ► VERB 1) work jointly towards the same end. 2) comply with a request. DERIVATIVES cooperant noun cooperation noun cooperator noun. ORIGIN Latin cooperari work together …
8cooperate — [kəʊ ɒpəreɪt] (also co operate) verb work together towards the same end. ↘help someone or comply with their requests. Derivatives cooperant noun cooperator noun Origin C16: from eccles. L. cooperat , cooperari work together …
9cooperate — intransitive verb Etymology: Late Latin cooperatus, past participle of cooperari, from Latin co + operari to work more at operate Date: 1582 1. to act or work with another or others ; act together or in compliance < refused to cooperate with …
10cooperate — /koʊˈɒpəreɪt / (say koh opuhrayt) verb (i) (cooperated, cooperating) 1. to work or act together or jointly; unite in producing an effect. 2. to practise cooperation. Also, co operate. {Late Latin cooperātus, past participle, having worked… …
