Pronunciation: /koʊˈɔrdəˌneɪtɪd/
verb to organize or arrange things in a harmonious way
A1 The children coordinated their outfits for the school play.
A2 The team coordinated their efforts to win the championship.
B1 The event coordinator coordinated all the logistics for the conference.
B2 The countries coordinated their response to the natural disaster.
C1 The project manager coordinated the different departments to ensure the project's success.
C2 The diplomats coordinated the peace talks between the two warring nations.
adjective having a well-planned and harmonious design or arrangement
A1 The dancers wore coordinated costumes for the performance.
A2 The team members coordinated their efforts to win the game.
B1 The project manager ensured that all tasks were coordinated effectively.
B2 The various departments coordinated their activities to launch the new product.
C1 The international organizations coordinated their efforts to provide aid to the disaster-stricken region.
C2 The government agencies coordinated a response plan for the national emergency.
formal The team coordinated their efforts to complete the project on time.
informal We coordinated our outfits so we would match at the party.
slang Let's coordinate a meet-up at the usual spot.
figurative The dancers coordinated their movements to create a beautiful performance.
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