cooperative in Latin
cooperative in Latin is cooperātivus — cooperative means willing to work with others; helpful.
cooperative in Latin
cooperātivus
Ready to work with another person or in a team; ready to cooperate.
What does "cooperative" mean?
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adjective Willing to work with others; helpful.
"My neighbour was very cooperative when we asked to move the fence."
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adjective Involving joint effort between individuals or groups.
"The two schools ran a cooperative project to clean the local river."
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noun A business or organization owned and run jointly by its members, such as employees or customers.
"She buys her vegetables from a local cooperative run by its members."
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cooperative in a sentence
- My neighbour was very cooperative when we asked to move the fence.
- The toddler was not feeling cooperative at bedtime.
- The two schools ran a cooperative project to clean the local river.
- Finishing the mural required a cooperative effort from the whole class.
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What is "cooperative" in Latin?
"cooperative" in Latin is cooperātivus. cooperative means: Willing to work with others; helpful.
How do you use "cooperative" in a sentence?
Example: "My neighbour was very cooperative when we asked to move the fence." In Latin, "cooperative" is cooperātivus.
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