cooperation: translation
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(BrE also co-operation) noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ close
▪ complete, full
▪ better, greater, increased
▪ active
▪ effective
▪ global, international, local, regional
▪ mutual
▪ a society founded on mutual cooperation and shared prosperity
▪ cultural, economic, military, political, social, technical
VERB + COOPERATION
▪ need, require
▪ ask for, call for, demand, seek
▪ She called for closer cooperation on drugs control.
▪ They are seeking the cooperation of senior medical staff.
▪ enlist, gain, get, secure
▪ We are hoping to enlist the cooperation of women's groups.
▪ give (sb), offer (sb)
▪ encourage, enhance, facilitate, foster, improve, increase, promote
▪ an attempt to promote cooperation between universities and industry
▪ ensure
PREPOSITION
▪ in cooperation with
▪ The film was made in cooperation with the Board.
▪ with sb's cooperation, without sb's cooperation
▪ With the cooperation of the public, the police may be able to catch this man.
▪ cooperation among
▪ increased technical cooperation among large companies
▪ cooperation between
▪ political cooperation between the two groups
▪ cooperation from
▪ You will need some cooperation from your family.
▪ cooperation in
▪ We asked for their cooperation in the collection of data.
▪ cooperation on
▪ They offered their cooperation on the project.
▪ cooperation with
▪ We should like to thank you for your cooperation with us.
PHRASES
▪ have the cooperation of sb
▪ We have the full cooperation of all the departments involved.
▪ a lack of cooperation
▪ a need for cooperation
▪ There is a need for greater economic cooperation.
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Cooperation is used with these nouns: ↑treaty