Pronunciation: /ˈtændəm/
noun a bicycle with seats and pedals for two riders, one behind the other
A1 They rode the tandem bicycle together.
A2 The tandem skydiving experience was exhilarating.
B1 The team worked in tandem to complete the project on time.
B2 The two musicians played in perfect tandem, creating beautiful harmonies.
C1 The political parties worked in tandem to pass the new legislation.
C2 The athletes demonstrated perfect tandem coordination during the synchronized swimming routine.
adjective having two things arranged one in front of the other
A1 They rode a tandem bicycle together.
A2 The tandem skydiving experience was exhilarating.
B1 The project was completed in tandem with another team.
B2 The tandem presentation by the two speakers was well-coordinated.
C1 The tandem effort of the two departments resulted in a successful merger.
C2 Their tandem collaboration on the research paper was highly praised.
formal The two cyclists rode in tandem along the scenic route.
informal We should work together in tandem to get this project done.
slang Let's ride tandem on this adventure and see where it takes us.
figurative Their voices worked in tandem to create a harmonious melody.
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