英:[tiːm]
美:[tiːm]
英:[tiːm]
美:[tiːm]
复数:teams
第三人称单数:teams
现在分词:teaming
过去式:teamed
过去分词:teamed
noun
a number of persons associated together in work or activity: such as
a group on one side (as in football or a debate)
crew, gang
two or more draft animals harnessed to the same vehicle or implementalso: these with their harness and attached vehicle
a draft animal often with harness and vehicle
a group of animals: such as
a brood especially of young pigs or ducks
a matched group of animals for exhibition
obsolete lineage, race
adjective
of or performed by a teamalso: marked by devotion to teamwork rather than individual achievement a team player
a team effort
verb
transitive verb
to yoke or join in a teamalso: to put together in a coordinated ensemble
to convey or haul with a team
intransitive verb
to form a team or association : join forces or efforts—often used with up
to drive a team or motortruck
management team管理团队;经营团队
team spiritn. 团队精神;合作精神
team work配合,协力;工作小组;协同工作
football team足球队
national team国家队
professional team专业团队;职业队
team player具有团队精神的人;良好的合作伙伴;善于团队合作的人
design team设计组
research team研究小组;科学研究组
first team一线队;首发阵容;第一阵容
team member队员;团队成员
in the team在队里
project team项目工作组;攻关队伍
team leader组长;团队领导
production team生产队;制作组;生产大队
team building团队建设
construction team施工队
on the team在队里;是…队的成员
team management团队管理;小组管理
whole team全队;完整团队
古英语 team “后代,家族,种族,血统; 生育,孵化; 公司,团队; 一组耕牛拴在一起”,源自原始日耳曼语 *tau(h)maz(源头还包括古诺尔斯语 taumr,古弗里西亚语 tam “马勒; 后代,血统”,荷兰语 toom,古高地德语 zoum,德语 Zaum “马勒”),可能字面意思是“那些拉的东西”,源自 PIE *douk-mo-,源自词根 *deuk- “引导”。
在古英语中,应用于一些为某个目的而共同工作的人群,尤其是“一群人共同起诉的团体”; 现代意义上的“一群人在某个联合行动中合作”的概念始于1520年代。Team spirit 记录于1928年。Team player 最早见于1886年的棒球运动中。
体育队
球队
Noun Middle English teme, from Old English tēam offspring, lineage, group of draft animals; akin to Old High German zoum rein, Old English tēon to draw, pull — more at tow >entry 1
The first known use of team was before the 12th century
teamsternoun
a person who drives a team or truck
team1 of 2noun
two or more animals used to pull the same vehicle or piece of machineryalso: these animals with their harness and attached vehicle
a number of persons associated together in work or activity
team2 of 2verb
to join in a team
to haul with or drive a team
to form a team
teammatenoun
a fellow member of a team
team1 of 2noun
two or more animals used to pull the same vehicle or piece of machineryalso: these animals with their harness and attached vehicle
a number of persons associated together in work or activity
team2 of 2verb
to join in a team
to haul with or drive a team
to form a team
team1 of 2noun
two or more animals used to pull the same vehicle or piece of machineryalso: these animals with their harness and attached vehicle
a number of persons associated together in work or activity
team2 of 2verb
to join in a team
to haul with or drive a team
to form a team
1 There were two outs, and my dad’s team was behind by one run.
2 However, as Amy Edmondson of Harvard points out, organisations increasingly use “team” as a verb rather than a noun: they form teams for specific purposes and then quickly disband them.
但是,哈佛大学的Amy Edmondson指出,机构越来越多地将“团队”视为一个动词而不是名词:他们为了特定的目的组建团队,之后又快速将团队解散。
3 They’d spent virtually all their nineteen years on the periphery of various things—families, teams, churches, school cliques—and had developed a profound suspicion of hierarchies, authorities, institutions, bureaucracies, and anything connected with them.
4 Leads internal AQP teams in launching of new products.
在投入新产品时领导内部团队.
5 At first glance the scene looks chaotic, but by the time Camel has lit his cigarette, several dozen teams are hitched and moving alongside the flat cars, pulling wagons toward the runs.
6 The other teams didn't stand a chance; our boys smoked everyone.
7 He's the baby of the team.
他在队里年纪最小。
8 So why was my coach kicking me off the basketball team?
9 He was confidently directing his team from center midfield, ordering defense to move up the field in an effort to set up the offside trap.
10 William and his team spent the next week working hard—“almost day and night,” he later said, trying to wedge open the crack in the cipher that Gene Grotjan had found.
11 There were pictures in black and white of the winning teams alongside some of them.
12 He likes to keep close to his team.
13 Then the team flew to El Paso by chartered jet to face the Andress Eagles.
14 In this, the most dutiful and serious of all the teams I have been on, the conversation, at least in the morning, is all about the houses that lie ahead.
15 An hour after the death certificate is signed, Lucinda is laid out in the water well of the hippopotamus car and hitched to a team of twenty-four black Percherons with feathers on their headbands.
16 We won't hire anyone who isn't team player.
我们不会雇佣不配合集体工作的人。
17 Africans were also thought to be physically strong and capable team workers.
18 Most of the other teams wore wacky costumes, too.
19 The team was preparing to go in after an inmate named Duncan, who had refused to cooperate.
20 Hackers and bounty hunters aren’t exactly known for being great team players.
1 子孙
child issue increase race son seed slip strain spawn sprout descendant succession offspring posterity sprig scion progeny progeniture
2 组
set group class party series core suite corps brigade number lot section crew desk cluster side house troop boodle kaboodle squad bank unit division circle platoon stream clump
3 互相配合
4 使互相配合
6 搭配
8 一窝
9 与…搭配
10 使协作
12 合作
synactic cooperative synergic collab. partnership collaboration alliance cooperation concurrence cohabitation symbiosis tie-up concertation collaborate cooperate get into line come into line concerted co-operative interaction co-operation co-operate interactive collaborative interact combine forces with combine forces play ball with play ball team up join forces team up with join forces with together knit
13 队
school line party core corps squad brigade side crew troupe body force band pack troop gang queue equipe column prong platoon club order clan choir cohort plump taxis
14 后代
filial F get increase produce fruit spawn descendant offspring posterity the fruit of the body
16 团
group Mass corps lump regiment clot legation gobbet agglomerate regimental spirula band mission mass cluster caboodle Low Mass
18 群
raft group party press band bunch knot mob drove stirps game school body sort crew congress pride breed troop cluster tribe bundle nest colony drift flock choir swarm horde plump brood bevy ruck caboodle shoal
19 协作
coefficient synergic coaction tie-up collaboration cooperation coordination synergy coordinate collaborate cooperate collaborative cooperative team up team up with
20 使合作
24 与…相配
27 联合
associate federal united combined associative federate associational unitive federative coalescent conjoint conjointly association combine combination union alliance coalition fusion federation consolidation amalgamation tie-up coalescence consortion ally conspire coalesce conjoin join league unite consolidate