英语词汇“team”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

team

/tiːm

noun [treated as singular or plural]

1A group of players forming one side in a competitive game or sport: the village cricket team his team played well [as modifier]: team members...

For the most part, hockey is truly a team game in a sports world that sells individuals.
Sports stars have been invited to visit the borough schools in a bid to promote team games and competitive sports.
Rather, it is the level that separates whether a player helps his team win or lose games.

Synonyms

group, squad, side, band, bunch, company, party, gang, selection, crew, troupe, set, line-up, array;

body, corps, cadre, partnership, alliance, working party, posse

1.1Two or more people working together: a team of researchers...

The council has won a pledge of £200,000 to put together a team of people to shape the future of the West End.
Now we see him together with a team of fifty people execute a plan and successfully separate the twin girls.
This is despite the considerable efforts of a team of would-be rescuers.

1.2 informal Used before another word to form the name of a real or notional group which supports or favours the person or thing indicated: are you team Mac or team PC? we’re totally Team Jenna and can’t wait for this delightful show to return...

When Brad Pitt left Jennifer Aniston and later set up home with Angelina Jolie, women across the U.S. wore T-shirts declaring them members of 'Team Aniston' or 'Team Jolie'.
The opening address of the MC for the evening asked the audience to align themselves with either "Team Edward" or " Team Jacob".
I don't see a lot of rabid Monkees fans declaring themselves members of Team Tork or Team Dolenz.

From the way in which some national sports teams are named, e.g. Team GB, Team USA

1.3Two or more animals, especially horses, in harness together to pull a vehicle: the abbey’s wagon and a team of horses are gone...

The latter seating four adults plus the driver and was pulled by a team of horses.
The rigid collar and tandem harness allowed teams to pull with equal strength and greater efficiency.
The CFD was also fully mobilized using fire wagons pulled by horse teams.

Synonyms

pair, span, yoke, duo, set, rig, tandem

verb

1 [no object] (team up) Come together as a team to achieve a common goal: he teamed up with the band to produce the disc...

He and Wazzock have decided to team up with the common goal of inflicting some misery on the troubled teenager.
They quickly touched on how much they had in common and agreed to team up.
The children's charity has teamed up with the Federation of Small Businesses and the British Chamber of Commerce to promote family friendly workplaces.

Synonyms

join (up), join forces, collaborate, get together, come together, band together, work together;

unite, combine, cooperate, merge, link, ally, associate, amalgamate, integrate, fraternize, form an alliance, pool resources, club together

2 [with object] (usually team something with) Match or coordinate a garment with (another): a pinstripe suit teamed with a crisp white shirt...

At Prada, Miuccia Prada teamed her narrow suits with a tie into a leu in a bit of East-meets-West kind of gimmickry.
The orange trouser suit was teamed with her trademark saucy shoes: embellished pointy ankle boots.
Cosmo tells us the safe way to wear animal print is to team a leopard print top with black pants and stilettos.

Synonyms

match, coordinate, complement, pair up

3 [with object] Harness (animals, especially horses) together to pull a vehicle: the horses are teamed in pairs...

The horses are teamed in pairs, the drivers mounted on the near horses.

Synonyms

harness, yoke, saddle, bridle, hitch up, couple

Phrases

take one for the team

Origin

Old English tēam 'team of draught animals', of Germanic origin; related to German Zaum 'bridle', also to teem¹ and tow¹, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin ducere 'to lead'.

The original Anglo-Saxon meaning of team was ‘the bearing of children’. From there it became ‘a brood of young animals’, and then ‘a set of draught animals working together’, which gave us the modern idea of a group of people or set of sports players in the 16th century. In the sense ‘to be full of’ teem (Old English) is linked to team, but teem (Middle English) as in ‘teeming with rain’ is a different word altogether, which comes from Old Norse tómr ‘empty’—the original sense was ‘to drain liquid from’, the same image as in ‘its pouring with rain’.

单词	team
释义	team /tiːm / noun [treated as singular or plural] 1A group of players forming one side in a competitive game or sport: the village cricket team his team played well [as modifier]: team members... For the most part, hockey is truly a team game in a sports world that sells individuals. Sports stars have been invited to visit the borough schools in a bid to promote team games and competitive sports. Rather, it is the level that separates whether a player helps his team win or lose games. Synonyms group, squad, side, band, bunch, company, party, gang, selection, crew, troupe, set, line-up, array; body, corps, cadre, partnership, alliance, working party, posse 1.1Two or more people working together: a team of researchers... The council has won a pledge of £200,000 to put together a team of people to shape the future of the West End. Now we see him together with a team of fifty people execute a plan and successfully separate the twin girls. This is despite the considerable efforts of a team of would-be rescuers. 1.2 informal Used before another word to form the name of a real or notional group which supports or favours the person or thing indicated: are you team Mac or team PC? we’re totally Team Jenna and can’t wait for this delightful show to return... When Brad Pitt left Jennifer Aniston and later set up home with Angelina Jolie, women across the U.S. wore T-shirts declaring them members of 'Team Aniston' or 'Team Jolie'. The opening address of the MC for the evening asked the audience to align themselves with either "Team Edward" or " Team Jacob". I don't see a lot of rabid Monkees fans declaring themselves members of Team Tork or Team Dolenz. From the way in which some national sports teams are named, e.g. Team GB, Team USA 1.3Two or more animals, especially horses, in harness together to pull a vehicle: the abbey’s wagon and a team of* horses are gone... The latter seating four adults plus the driver and was pulled by a team of horses. The rigid collar and tandem harness allowed teams to pull with equal strength and greater efficiency. The CFD was also fully mobilized using fire wagons pulled by horse teams. Synonyms pair, span, yoke, duo, set, rig, tandem verb 1 [no object]* (team up) Come together as a team to achieve a common goal: he teamed up with* the band to produce the disc... He and Wazzock have decided to team up with the common goal of inflicting some misery on the troubled teenager. They quickly touched on how much they had in common and agreed to team up. The children's charity has teamed up with the Federation of Small Businesses and the British Chamber of Commerce to promote family friendly workplaces. Synonyms join (up), join forces, collaborate, get together, come together, band together, work together; unite, combine, cooperate, merge, link, ally, associate, amalgamate, integrate, fraternize, form an alliance, pool resources, club together 2 [with object]* (usually team something with) Match or coordinate a garment with (another): a pinstripe suit teamed with a crisp white shirt... At Prada, Miuccia Prada teamed her narrow suits with a tie into a leu in a bit of East-meets-West kind of gimmickry. The orange trouser suit was teamed with her trademark saucy shoes: embellished pointy ankle boots. Cosmo tells us the safe way to wear animal print is to team a leopard print top with black pants and stilettos. Synonyms match, coordinate, complement, pair up 3 [with object] Harness (animals, especially horses) together to pull a vehicle: the horses are teamed in pairs... The horses are teamed in pairs, the drivers mounted on the near horses. Synonyms harness, yoke, saddle, bridle, hitch up, couple Phrases take one for the team Origin Old English tēam 'team of draught animals', of Germanic origin; related to German Zaum 'bridle', also to teem¹ and tow¹, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin ducere 'to lead'. The original Anglo-Saxon meaning of team was ‘the bearing of children’. From there it became ‘a brood of young animals’, and then ‘a set of draught animals working together’, which gave us the modern idea of a group of people or set of sports players in the 16th century. In the sense ‘to be full of’ teem (Old English) is linked to team, but teem (Middle English) as in ‘teeming with rain’ is a different word altogether, which comes from Old Norse tómr ‘empty’—the original sense was ‘to drain liquid from’, the same image as in ‘its pouring with rain’. Rhymes abeam, agleam, beam, blaspheme, bream, deem, deme, downstream, dream, esteem, extreme, gleam, hakim, kilim, meme, midstream, Nîmes, régime, scheme, scream, seam, seem, steam, stream, supreme, teem, theme, upstream
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