Sports Team Jargon

noun a single entity or unit

adverb in a unified manner or together

• The two companies decided to merge and operate as one entity.
• Let's work together as one team to finish this project.
• We need to stick together and act as one unit.
• The dancers moved in perfect harmony, flowing as one on stage.

noun A male who has the same parents as another person

• My brother and I come from a close-knit family.
• Hey bro, wanna grab some food later?
• Me and my bro are tight.
• He's like a brother to me, always looking out for me.

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

• He joined the company as a senior manager last month.
• I joined the gym yesterday to start working out.
• She joined the squad to hang out with her friends.
• The two rivers joined together to form a larger body of water.

noun the action of leading a group of people or an organization

adjective relating to or characteristic of a leader or leadership

• Effective leadership is crucial for the success of any organization.
• She showed great leadership skills in guiding the team to victory.
• That dude has some serious leadership chops.
• In the journey of life, leadership is the compass that guides us through rough waters.

verb to come together or unite for a common purpose or goal

adverb in a manner that brings things closer or unites them

preposition used to indicate the action of bringing things closer or uniting them

• It is important for the team to pull together and work towards a common goal.
• Let's all pull together and get this project finished on time.
• We need to pull together and make sure we ace this presentation.
• In times of crisis, it's crucial for the community to pull together and support each other.