great team
- noun
- With a great team ready to support each other, we achieved our goals ahead of schedule.
- make a great team
- put together a great team
- build a great team
You know, you create this great team of people around you.
- You know, you create this great team of people around you.
- I mean, we've always had a great team of people working at Virgin.
- I have a great team of people around me.
- We're Robert's team and having a great team is priceless.
- And, and what makes that easier is having a great team, being able to lean on them.
- And I think he's done it with great, great teams and great players.
- So we remain a great team working together.
- Success for me is, is the development of a great team.
- I have a great team and they all hold the same passion as I do.
- All great organizations are run by great teams, and all great teams have one thing in common.
- But I think, I think, I think you guys are a great team.
- And he just, the two of them together were just a great team.
- Now let me give you some examples away from space about some great teams.
- I do care because they seem like a great, great team.
- The listing agent said, Oh, my sellers were going to counter, but I told them you worked for a great team, so we just accepted your offer.
- But that's, I don't think that's the same thing as me and this person make a really great team together.
Examples
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And I've been very fortunate to have a great team around me that helped me with that.
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I have been so blessed to have always had a great team to work with.
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I have a great team of people around me.
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So we remain a great team working together.
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We really make a great team.
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First, you need a great team.
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We make a great team.
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You guys are a great team.
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I am sure many of us are just so thankful we have a great team like this one!
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I mean, we've always had a great team of people working at Virgin.
Synonyms
A group of people who work together to reach a shared goal
A group of the best people chosen for a difficult job
A team of very skilled or famous people formed to win important competitions
Antonyms
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a group of people who work together very effectively' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'great' (very good/excellent) with 'team' (a group working toward a goal); this is a basic adjective + noun composition that B1 learners can readily interpret. The pattern is cross-linguistically common and non-idiomatic, so knowing the constituents is sufficient to infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
The phrase great team may come from the image of people pulling together, like rowers in a boat. When everyone helps and moves as one, the team goes faster and works better, so great team means a group that works very well to 'succeed'.