coordinate in Latin
coordinate in Latin is coōrdināta — coordinate means to organize different people or activities so they work together effectively.
coordinate in Latin
coōrdināta
(mathematics, cartography, astronomy, geography) A number representing the position of a point along a line, arc, or similar one-dimensional figure.
What does "coordinate" mean?
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verb To organize different people or activities so they work together effectively.
"She coordinated the volunteers for the entire event."
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noun A number or set of numbers that gives the position of a point on a graph, map, or grid.
"Enter the coordinates of your destination into the GPS."
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adjective Equal in rank, order, or importance.
"The two branches of government are coordinate, not one subordinate to the other."
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coordinate in a sentence
- She coordinated the volunteers for the entire event.
- The two agencies coordinated their response to the flood.
- Enter the coordinates of your destination into the GPS.
- The two branches of government are coordinate, not one subordinate to the other.
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What is "coordinate" in Latin?
"coordinate" in Latin is coōrdināta. coordinate means: To organize different people or activities so they work together effectively.
How do you use "coordinate" in a sentence?
Example: "She coordinated the volunteers for the entire event." In Latin, "coordinate" is coōrdināta.
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