in concert
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4.1
- idiom
:
conjuntamente
- As part of institutional long-range planning, administrators and faculty should develop strategies in concert for selecting new faculty.
- act in concert
- work in concert
- nations acted in concert
And these two tools working in concert are referred to by firefighters simply as the irons.
- And these two tools working in concert are referred to by firefighters simply as the irons.
- So and, and, and what do you feel about when robots are starting to work in concert and as a sort of a society?
- So he's using technology in, in concert with faith, and that's the strongest of all.
- But the two personality types working in concert is really what ends up giving you the good result.
- In my ears, eyes, eye, I saw them incubate Gray and silver, Gray, but with color, in concert with the sky.
- It's biometric systems working in concert with brain computer interface systems at the Pentagon.
- You talk about ashwagandha, what is an adaptogen and how are these working in concert with everything else and impacting our, our mental health?
- So a lot of changes that are known to be beneficial kind of came in concert with just telling people eat a high fiber diet, high plant based fiber diet.
- I don't think he can say credibly that he is a winner in concert with that.
- I'm just we we established some tone in this movie and you can either be in, in, in in concert with that or you can be playing the trumpet on your own, right.
Examples
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However, working in concert with a church community to deliver the program had its challenges.
Academic text (2011) -
Sheriff's Department investigators worked in concert with Reno homicide detectives for several hours, piecing together the evidence trail that led to the brisk apprehension of Wadenah.
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All this wonderful oil people got together and they were going to cut production in concert to support prices.
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We initially developed one person of interest, not knowing if that individual was working alone or in concert with others.
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But the two personality types working in concert is really what ends up giving you the good result.
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People with the same interest can act in concert with minimal communication.
Fiction book (1992) -
Labor demands grew in concert with the changes, even though the total coffee area actually decreased slightly.
Academic text (1999) -
I assigned a team of five operatives to work in concert on the mission.
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The standards of practice are designed to transition teaching and learning in concert with building collaborative physical and virtual learning environments.
Academic text (2015) -
The scientists worked in concert to solve the environmental crisis, pooling their expertise and resources.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
With other people to do something as a group
91
3.6
All act together as a group
79
3.4
Having the same view about a plan or goal
39
3.5
Together with other people or groups to do something
12
3.5
Work together in a coordinated way
7
3.3
By working together to reach a common goal
7
4.2
In a way that people work together to reach the same goal
1
4.3
In a way that makes people or parts act as one
1
6.2
Together with other people in a planned way
People work together and help each other
In an organized way where people or things work together
Antonyms
How Cooperative
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase 'in concert' can be parsed as 'in' (in a state or condition) + 'concert' (harmony/coordination), so the meaning 'acting together' is derivable from the constituent meanings if the learner recognizes the non-musical sense of 'concert'. However, that non-musical sense (or the verb sense 'to concert' = coordinate) is less frequent and many B1 learners know only the musical meaning, so the connection is partially predictable but not fully transparent without prior exposure.
Etymology
In concert comes from music. In a concert, musicians play at the same time and follow the same rhythm, so to act in concert means to work or agree 'together'.