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team

Meaning in simple English

US /tiːm/

team means: A group of people who play a sport or work together.

noun

PEOPLE TOGETHERA1

A group of people who play a sport or work together.

  • Our team won the match.
  • She manages a team of nurses.
  • Which teams are playing tonight?

Similar words: group, side

Common phrases: football team, team member, join a team

WORKING ANIMALSC1

Two or more animals working together to pull a vehicle or heavy load.

  • A team of horses pulled the cart.
  • He harnessed his team before sunrise.
  • Two teams of oxen moved the heavy logs.

How to use it: a team of animals (A team of horses pulled the wagon.)

Common phrases: team of horses, team of oxen

verb

WORK TOGETHERB1

To bring people or things together, or join others, to work together.

  • Let’s team up for this project.
  • They teamed with local volunteers to clean the park.
  • The coach teamed the two fastest players together.

How to use it: team up with someone (We teamed up with another school.); team someone with someone (The coach teamed Ana with Lee.)

Similar words: join forces, pair, combine

Common phrases: team up, team with someone, team someone together

HAUL WITH ANIMALSC2

To carry goods using animals that pull a cart or other vehicle.

  • They team lumber down the valley.
  • He teamed the logs to the mill.
  • The timber was teamed across the frozen river.

Similar words: haul, transport

Common phrases: team lumber, team logs

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