team up with

1. Form an association with, as in Our pediatrician is teaming up with specialists in such areas as orthopedics and cardiology. This expression alludes to the harnessing together of draft animals, such as oxen. [First half of 1900s]

Example Sentences

Chief Executive Sam Altman signed letters of intent Wednesday to team up with Samsung Group affiliates and SK Hynix.

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Kushner had been on the hunt for a big deal to team up with PIF on and connected the sovereign-wealth fund’s leaders with Silver Lake earlier this year, some of the people said.

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He said the operation - which sees shops team up with police to catch alleged thieves - targets repeat offenders as well as those who use violence and threats when stealing.

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Online stan-dom thrives in pernicious cruelty, and social media has become the breeding ground for people like Matthew, who feel adrift until they find a pop star to latch onto and a community of like-minded fans to team up with.

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Online stan-dom thrives in pernicious cruelty, and social media has become the breeding ground for people like Matthew, who feel adrift until they find a pop star to latch onto and a community of like-minded fans to team up with.

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