Pronunciation: /koʊˈɔːrdn̩ˌeɪt/
noun a person or thing that is equal in importance, rank, or quality
A1 I need help learning how to coordinate my outfit.
A2 The team worked together to coordinate the event logistics.
B1 She has a talent for coordinating schedules and appointments.
B2 The project manager's main role is to coordinate all aspects of the project.
C1 The diplomat's job is to coordinate negotiations between the two countries.
C2 The orchestra conductor must coordinate the musicians to create a harmonious performance.
verb to organize or integrate elements in a harmonious way
A1 I can coordinate the colors of my outfit.
A2 She coordinates the schedules for the team meetings.
B1 The project manager coordinates the tasks among team members.
B2 The event planner coordinated all the logistics for the conference.
C1 The ambassador coordinated efforts between the two countries.
C2 The CEO coordinates the company's strategic initiatives.
formal It is important to coordinate the schedules of all team members for the project to run smoothly.
informal Let's coordinate with everyone to find a time that works for the meeting.
slang We need to coordinate our outfits for the party tonight.
figurative The dancers moved in perfect coordinate with each other during the performance.
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