collaborator
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4.8
- noun
- /kəˈlæbəˌreɪtər/
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colaborador
- The musician worked closely with her collaborator to produce a unique sound for their new album.
- work with collaborators
- research collaborators
- partners and collaborators
They're, they're one of one of the collaborators that we're, you know, that we're working with.
- They're, they're one of one of the collaborators that we're, you know, that we're working with.
- I've had six or seven collaborators on this job.
- Like they're kind, they're great collaborators.
- Boy, did that guy make me realize, like, what a great collaborator is.
- At a university, a luck seeking tech engineer or microbiologist can find collaborators, laboratories and grant money.
- And he he meets Fletcher Pratt, who's going to become his major collaborator.
- Or I guess they're collaborator, which is creativity.
Examples
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And so I'd like to thank my many collaborators as well as the Shape Lab.
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The teacher can discuss with students the importance of constructive feedback while also being respectful collaborators.
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A coach could be a great addition and an effective collaborator for your camp.
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Be sure to thank your collaborator and make plans for the next project.
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Here with us in the audience is my dear friend and collaborator, Aaron Green.
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He's a great piano player and a great, you know, collaborator and a really good friend.
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We have a lot emotionally invested in Chris as a friend and a collaborator.
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Michael McCusker who edited it, and also edited Walk the Line, is a really incredible collaborator with me.
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Finally, the authors express their gratitude to their school and community collaborators for their time and expertise.
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We have recruited many scientists and collaborators to the study of MPM.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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1.4
A person or company that works with another in business
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2.3
A person you work with at the same job or company
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1.6
A person who is on the same team as you
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3.8
A person who writes a book or article together with others
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2.0
A person who works with you in the same company or team
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3.5
A person who works with others to do something for a shared purpose
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9.3
A person who works in the same profession
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4.2
A person who writes a book or article together with another person, sharing credit
A person who makes something together with other people
A person who works with you in the same company or team
Antonyms
How Collaborative
Surface Forms
Morphology
collaborator = collaborate (transparent) = collaborate + or
The agentive suffix '-or' attaches to the verb 'collaborate' to form 'collaborator', yielding the straightforward meaning 'one who collaborates'.
Etymology
Collaborator comes from the Latin parts com- ('with') and laborare ('to work'), the same root as the English word labor. So a collaborator is someone who 'works with' others, especially on a project or idea.