Definition of coordinate in English:

coordinate

(also co-ordinate)

verbkəʊˈɔːdɪneɪtkoʊˈɔrdəˌneɪt

[with object]

1Bring the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a harmonious or efficient relationship.
he had responsibility for coordinating London's transport services
Example sentencesExamples
- The company has co-ordinated over 3000 events of all sizes and varieties and its maritime division has been involved in a number of major maritime events.
- Sarda is an organisation which co-ordinates the advanced training of experienced mountain rescue personnel.
- All of these tasks are coordinated, controlled and regulated by an organ that is about the size of a small head of cauliflower: your brain.
- This option is, however, impractical for larger organizations where it is more cost effective to develop control rules as a means to coordinate the activities of organizational members.
- Many ambulance services are now coordinated on a regional basis and claim that they cannot have local knowledge.
- This partnership has a key role in co-ordinating activities across public organisations, and it is through this group that transport issues affecting access to health care will be addressed.
- The general manager said that he needed time to coordinate arrangements to bring in business, and promised to meet with shop owners again to discuss further plans.
- He said the ability to coordinate complex projects depends on democratization and free markets, and only after democratic modernization would China be able to integrate systems.
- ‘For fiscal decentralization to be successful, a strong central government is needed to lead and coordinate the process,’ the report says.
- It coordinates and harmonises a person's skills and abilities for the realization of his dreams.
- The commission would be set up to promote and coordinate uniform rules among the states.
- A joint leadership group of officials from both organizations will coordinate these activities.
- KP coordinated the study, organised the questionnaires, carried out the interviews, and contributed to analysis.
- These organisations co-ordinate the various campaigns that are taking place and raise awareness of the problems facing the shark.
- The protesters are also coordinating actions outside the free-speech zone by sending text messages on their wireless phones.
- In order to coordinate these efforts, an international research group was created.
- To prove that wrong, facility officials are constantly coordinating activities that while culturally and intellectually engaging, are entertaining too.
- Many compliments were extended to Johnny Burke and Michael Mooney for all the work they put into organising and coordinating the entire venture.
- Together, they coordinated inbound and outbound surface movements.
- As Internet technology improves, auditory and visual sensations will be more effectively coordinated with each other.
Synonyms
harmonize, correlate, interrelate, synchronize, bring together
fit together, mesh, dovetail
organize, arrange, order, systematize
rare concert
1. 1.1no object Negotiate with others in order to work together effectively.
  you will coordinate with consultants and other departments on a variety of projects
  Example sentencesExamples
  The capacity to coordinate and interact effectively with government agencies also depends on the amount of social capital in state-community relations.
  Aid agencies need to be co-ordinating very effectively so they all know they are covering as much as possible.
  Coordinating with these outside agencies proved to be more challenging than productive.
  We then coordinated with other agencies to ensure the command was aware of these activities.
  There are many people working together to plan, coordinate, and make the necessary preparations for the unit's activation.
  The superintendent also has plans to coordinate with the police to cover areas that might be considered between jurisdictions.
  Within that we have a Greater China group, one of my jobs besides the in-house stuff is to coordinate with other organizations.
  While serving in New York, he was appointed to a secret committee to coordinate with George Washington.
  In the case of the Media Commission, the body is required by law to continue to coordinate with the US Embassy.
  As long as they don't directly coordinate with a political party, these groups are free to use unlimited contributions however they please.
  The plan also specifies how federal agencies are to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector, and when Washington can step in to assume control of the response.
  We could pool our efforts, coordinating together to meet her needs, allowing her to integrate her two separate lives, providing for her the solid home she deserves.
  Instead, he said, they provide a chance to show that the two countries ‘have a shared interest in discussing and coordinating and working together on common issues.’
  The amount is theoretically unlimited, but organizations must spend it without coordinating with candidates.
  The FBI would have to coordinate with him, answer to him, or certainly send information to him.
  We will coordinate with Central Java Police to hunt them down.
  And they didn't coordinate with each other at all.
  Although the competition is four years away, already a steering committee has been set up to coordinate with the event organisers at a local level.
  Being the chairman of the Indonesian Governors Association, he said, would make it easier for him to coordinate with the regions.
  She said the subdistrict poll committee members had to be available at the secretariat to coordinate with the members of the 165 polling stations.
  Synonyms
  cooperate, collaborate, work together, work side by side, act together, act jointly, pull together, band together, come together, get together, join forces, team up, unite, combine, merge, amalgamate, pool resources, club together, make common cause, form an alliance, liaise
  conspire, connive, collude, work hand in glove
  informal gang up
  rare coact
2. 1.2no object Match or harmonize attractively.
  the stud fastenings are coloured to coordinate with the shirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  The few flowers coordinate with leaf accent colors.
  And those colors coordinated perfectly with the garden I saw through my window.
  The universal appeal of flowers and their ability to coordinate with many decorating schemes make them a perennial favorite for hotels.
  For best results, match the basket hue to coordinate with linens or fabrics.
  It was surprisingly neat and clean, well decorated, full of good-looking furniture, and the colors were all coordinated.
  Everything you need comes in one complete set, and is designed to match or coordinate perfectly.
  Choose a fabric that coordinates with (not necessarily matches) that of other furnishings or window treatments.
  It is not very practical to add a color that does not coordinate with anything else in the closet.
  The bedlinen in the main bedroom could be changed to co-ordinate with the rest of the colour scheme - at the moment it is a bit of a clash.
  Belts need to match or closely coordinate with your shoes.
  Of course, she would most likely also make some of her servants begin planning hairstyles that would coordinate with her gowns.
  They were very coordinated in the way that they maneuvered, like a well oiled team.
  If you order them all at once, you can not only get a discount, but can make sure they coordinate well together.
  All shoes feature the athlete's name/nickname with colorways coordinated to match back with team colors.
  In a natural pine finish, it can be left in its original state or painted to coordinate with your decor.
  Two of the styles are women's shirts that coordinate with men's styles.
  Or, you could use the wall color to make the rooms coordinate with one another.
  Otherwise, get a tie that coordinates with the jacket and the shirt.
  This way you'll be able to choose a color that coordinates with the new wall color and with the floral sofa (if they are to be in the same room.)
  And they come in patterns and colors to coordinate with any decor.
  Synonyms
  blend, blend in, fit in, harmonize, go, go well, go together, be compatible, be in tune
  match, suit, complement, set off
2Chemistry
Form a coordinate bond to (an atom or molecule)
the sodium atom is coordinated to two oxygen atoms
Example sentencesExamples
- These sequence patterns are confined to the regions adjacent to the residues which coordinate metal ions in the active center.
- This is not believed very crucial because the ion is strongly coordinated by four residues.
- We predict that this evolutionary change in animals would likely require a change in the conformation of the backbone to properly position the cysteine to coordinate the zinc ion.
- In quartz, each silicon atom is coordinated to four oxygen atoms.
- Despite the presence of sodium ions initially, no sodium ions are coordinated to this ‘cross-like’ structure after it forms.

adjectivekəʊˈɔːdɪnətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət

1Equal in rank or importance.
cross references in the catalogue link subjects which may be coordinate
Example sentencesExamples
- The President properly shouldn't attack members of one of the coordinate branches as a matter of course, and to a lesser degree the same holds in reverse.
- Incidentally, someone asked me whether Judge Goodwin's reactions were unjudicial or showed undue contempt for coordinate branches of government.
- By so deferring, we show proper respect to a coordinate branch of government.
- Judicial contempt for the coordinate branches on this scale is simply staggering.
1. 1.1Grammar (of parts of a compound sentence) equal in rank and fulfilling identical functions.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A coordinate construction of the form ‘A, or B, and both’ is neither grammatical nor clearly interpretable.
  We're supposed to express coordinate ideas in parallel form.
  The linked units that result are said to be coordinated or coordinate: for example, a coordinate clause.
  See what you think (the square brackets indicate the coordinate constituents).
2Chemistry
Denoting a type of covalent bond in which one atom provides both the shared electrons.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, in a more restricted sense, complex ions are charged species in which a metal atom is joined by coordinate covalent bonds to neutral molecules and/or negative ions.
- The particles have functional sites for forming a hydrogen bond or a coordinate covalent bond.

nounkəʊˈɔːdɪnətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət

1Each of a group of numbers used to indicate the position of a point, line, or plane.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most difficult part of this process turned out to be converting the grid coordinate from military to latitude and longitude.
- The points at sea-level were all lined up: the east-west coordinate was the same for every point.
- Somebody draws a simple image and assigns it a coordinate.
- So despite the absence of the third coordinate, this analysis is valid in three dimensions.
- It is a pleasure to note that all the plans have a north-point an essential co-ordinate for their interpretation.
- There's a good way to sketch this out on a napkin, where the energy of the system is the Y coordinate of a graph.
- The x coordinate of a vertex represents the location of one token, and the y coordinate represent the location of another token at the same time.
- A coordinate used by the military fixed the site at 40 to 50 miles south of the Cambodian border.
- He turned back to the screen before him and frantically went about putting in the final coordinate for the place they were in.
- The students draw a trip line with any stop as the benchmark, which is assigned the coordinate zero.
- The zero coordinate for each linkage group is shown as a bar to the left of each vertical line.
- It happened when he came across a theorem which stated that points in the plane could be specified with a single coordinate.
- It might be thought that a sensible choice for the vertical coordinate would be pressure.
- This allows the three-dimensional equations to be reduced to a one-dimensional equation of one coordinate of radius, r.
- The address becomes much more like a Social Security number than a street coordinate.
- They will then automatically receive a return message stating the name of the park area and the map coordinate of their child's position in the park.
- Basically, the fifth coordinate was not observable but was a physical quantity that was conjugate to the electrical charge.
- In addition, the left window shows the current x coordinate while the right one shows the y coordinate.
- Analogously, the altitude coordinate was used to calculate the vertical speed.
- These were Newton's words when he used time as an important coordinate in the laws of mechanics that he described so accurately.
2coordinatesMatching items of clothing.
matching accessories provide a complete ensemble of colour coordinates
Example sentencesExamples
- Outrageously colored coats of layered fabrics were worn over ugly, contradictory coordinates.
- As a testament to the camp shirt's ongoing popularity, manufacturers and suppliers continue to provide new twists on camp shirt colors, coordinates and styles for 2004.
Synonyms
outfit, costume, suit, coordinates, matching separates, set of clothes

Derivatives

coordinative

adjectivekəʊˈɔːdɪnətɪvkoʊˈɔrdəˌneɪdɪv

A large section of the economics profession concluded that government fine-tuning did more to destabilize the economy than to provide positive coordinative benefits.
Example sentencesExamples
- David Beaver had meanwhile gone beyond this, citing a complete coordinative listing of the 230 members of a high school graduating class.
- Given the coordinative effort and resources brought to bear on this book, it seems almost heretic to criticize it, but there are some points of concern.
- Oxfam's strong feeling is that the UN offers a legitimate, coordinative effort which - if it were to disappear - would only be replaced by confusion.
- In both cases, rhythmic structures are serving a coordinative function.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the senses 'of the same rank' and 'place in the same rank'): from co- 'together' + Latin ordinare (from ordo 'order'), on the pattern of subordinate.

This was first recorded with the senses ‘of the same rank’ and ‘place in the same rank’. It is formed from the prefix co- ‘together’ and the Latin base ordo ‘order’. From this root come inordinate (Late Middle English) ‘not ordered’ and subordinate (Late Middle English) ‘below in order’.

Rhymes

subordinate inordinate, subordinate, superordinate

Definition of coordinate in US English:

coordinate

verbkoʊˈɔrdəˌneɪtkōˈôrdəˌnāt

[with object]

1Bring the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a relationship that will ensure efficiency or harmony.
he had responsibility for coordinating Chicago's transportation services
Example sentencesExamples
- A joint leadership group of officials from both organizations will coordinate these activities.
- In order to coordinate these efforts, an international research group was created.
- Many compliments were extended to Johnny Burke and Michael Mooney for all the work they put into organising and coordinating the entire venture.
- The general manager said that he needed time to coordinate arrangements to bring in business, and promised to meet with shop owners again to discuss further plans.
- To prove that wrong, facility officials are constantly coordinating activities that while culturally and intellectually engaging, are entertaining too.
- This partnership has a key role in co-ordinating activities across public organisations, and it is through this group that transport issues affecting access to health care will be addressed.
- KP coordinated the study, organised the questionnaires, carried out the interviews, and contributed to analysis.
- All of these tasks are coordinated, controlled and regulated by an organ that is about the size of a small head of cauliflower: your brain.
- The protesters are also coordinating actions outside the free-speech zone by sending text messages on their wireless phones.
- The company has co-ordinated over 3000 events of all sizes and varieties and its maritime division has been involved in a number of major maritime events.
- Many ambulance services are now coordinated on a regional basis and claim that they cannot have local knowledge.
- The commission would be set up to promote and coordinate uniform rules among the states.
- Sarda is an organisation which co-ordinates the advanced training of experienced mountain rescue personnel.
- As Internet technology improves, auditory and visual sensations will be more effectively coordinated with each other.
- Together, they coordinated inbound and outbound surface movements.
- It coordinates and harmonises a person's skills and abilities for the realization of his dreams.
- This option is, however, impractical for larger organizations where it is more cost effective to develop control rules as a means to coordinate the activities of organizational members.
- These organisations co-ordinate the various campaigns that are taking place and raise awareness of the problems facing the shark.
- He said the ability to coordinate complex projects depends on democratization and free markets, and only after democratic modernization would China be able to integrate systems.
- ‘For fiscal decentralization to be successful, a strong central government is needed to lead and coordinate the process,’ the report says.
Synonyms
harmonize, correlate, interrelate, synchronize, bring together
1. 1.1no object Negotiate with others in order to work together effectively.
  you will coordinate with consultants and other departments on a variety of projects
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the case of the Media Commission, the body is required by law to continue to coordinate with the US Embassy.
  Being the chairman of the Indonesian Governors Association, he said, would make it easier for him to coordinate with the regions.
  Aid agencies need to be co-ordinating very effectively so they all know they are covering as much as possible.
  Coordinating with these outside agencies proved to be more challenging than productive.
  While serving in New York, he was appointed to a secret committee to coordinate with George Washington.
  Instead, he said, they provide a chance to show that the two countries ‘have a shared interest in discussing and coordinating and working together on common issues.’
  And they didn't coordinate with each other at all.
  The plan also specifies how federal agencies are to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector, and when Washington can step in to assume control of the response.
  We then coordinated with other agencies to ensure the command was aware of these activities.
  The superintendent also has plans to coordinate with the police to cover areas that might be considered between jurisdictions.
  As long as they don't directly coordinate with a political party, these groups are free to use unlimited contributions however they please.
  The FBI would have to coordinate with him, answer to him, or certainly send information to him.
  We will coordinate with Central Java Police to hunt them down.
  The amount is theoretically unlimited, but organizations must spend it without coordinating with candidates.
  There are many people working together to plan, coordinate, and make the necessary preparations for the unit's activation.
  We could pool our efforts, coordinating together to meet her needs, allowing her to integrate her two separate lives, providing for her the solid home she deserves.
  The capacity to coordinate and interact effectively with government agencies also depends on the amount of social capital in state-community relations.
  She said the subdistrict poll committee members had to be available at the secretariat to coordinate with the members of the 165 polling stations.
  Although the competition is four years away, already a steering committee has been set up to coordinate with the event organisers at a local level.
  Within that we have a Greater China group, one of my jobs besides the in-house stuff is to coordinate with other organizations.
  Synonyms
  cooperate, collaborate, work together, work side by side, act together, act jointly, pull together, band together, come together, get together, join forces, team up, unite, combine, merge, amalgamate, pool resources, club together, make common cause, form an alliance, liaise
2. 1.2no object Match or harmonize attractively.
  the stud fastenings are colored to coordinate with the shirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is not very practical to add a color that does not coordinate with anything else in the closet.
  And those colors coordinated perfectly with the garden I saw through my window.
  And they come in patterns and colors to coordinate with any decor.
  All shoes feature the athlete's name/nickname with colorways coordinated to match back with team colors.
  In a natural pine finish, it can be left in its original state or painted to coordinate with your decor.
  Choose a fabric that coordinates with (not necessarily matches) that of other furnishings or window treatments.
  The bedlinen in the main bedroom could be changed to co-ordinate with the rest of the colour scheme - at the moment it is a bit of a clash.
  The universal appeal of flowers and their ability to coordinate with many decorating schemes make them a perennial favorite for hotels.
  If you order them all at once, you can not only get a discount, but can make sure they coordinate well together.
  They were very coordinated in the way that they maneuvered, like a well oiled team.
  Of course, she would most likely also make some of her servants begin planning hairstyles that would coordinate with her gowns.
  This way you'll be able to choose a color that coordinates with the new wall color and with the floral sofa (if they are to be in the same room.)
  Otherwise, get a tie that coordinates with the jacket and the shirt.
  Two of the styles are women's shirts that coordinate with men's styles.
  It was surprisingly neat and clean, well decorated, full of good-looking furniture, and the colors were all coordinated.
  Belts need to match or closely coordinate with your shoes.
  Or, you could use the wall color to make the rooms coordinate with one another.
  The few flowers coordinate with leaf accent colors.
  Everything you need comes in one complete set, and is designed to match or coordinate perfectly.
  For best results, match the basket hue to coordinate with linens or fabrics.
  Synonyms
  blend, blend in, fit in, harmonize, go, go well, go together, be compatible, be in tune
2Chemistry
Form a coordinate bond to (an atom or molecule)
the sodium atom is coordinated to two oxygen atoms
Example sentencesExamples
- These sequence patterns are confined to the regions adjacent to the residues which coordinate metal ions in the active center.
- In quartz, each silicon atom is coordinated to four oxygen atoms.
- Despite the presence of sodium ions initially, no sodium ions are coordinated to this ‘cross-like’ structure after it forms.
- This is not believed very crucial because the ion is strongly coordinated by four residues.
- We predict that this evolutionary change in animals would likely require a change in the conformation of the backbone to properly position the cysteine to coordinate the zinc ion.

adjectivekōˈôrd(ə)nətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət

1Equal in rank or importance.
cross references in the catalog link subjects that may be coordinate
Example sentencesExamples
- By so deferring, we show proper respect to a coordinate branch of government.
- The President properly shouldn't attack members of one of the coordinate branches as a matter of course, and to a lesser degree the same holds in reverse.
- Judicial contempt for the coordinate branches on this scale is simply staggering.
- Incidentally, someone asked me whether Judge Goodwin's reactions were unjudicial or showed undue contempt for coordinate branches of government.
1. 1.1Grammar (of parts of a compound sentence) equal in rank and fulfilling identical functions.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We're supposed to express coordinate ideas in parallel form.
  See what you think (the square brackets indicate the coordinate constituents).
  The linked units that result are said to be coordinated or coordinate: for example, a coordinate clause.
  A coordinate construction of the form ‘A, or B, and both’ is neither grammatical nor clearly interpretable.
2Chemistry
Denoting a type of covalent bond in which one atom provides both the shared electrons.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, in a more restricted sense, complex ions are charged species in which a metal atom is joined by coordinate covalent bonds to neutral molecules and/or negative ions.
- The particles have functional sites for forming a hydrogen bond or a coordinate covalent bond.

nounkōˈôrd(ə)nətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət

1Each of a group of numbers used to indicate the position of a point, line, or plane.
Example sentencesExamples
- Somebody draws a simple image and assigns it a coordinate.
- These were Newton's words when he used time as an important coordinate in the laws of mechanics that he described so accurately.
- The points at sea-level were all lined up: the east-west coordinate was the same for every point.
- It might be thought that a sensible choice for the vertical coordinate would be pressure.
- He turned back to the screen before him and frantically went about putting in the final coordinate for the place they were in.
- It happened when he came across a theorem which stated that points in the plane could be specified with a single coordinate.
- The address becomes much more like a Social Security number than a street coordinate.
- A coordinate used by the military fixed the site at 40 to 50 miles south of the Cambodian border.
- They will then automatically receive a return message stating the name of the park area and the map coordinate of their child's position in the park.
- The x coordinate of a vertex represents the location of one token, and the y coordinate represent the location of another token at the same time.
- The zero coordinate for each linkage group is shown as a bar to the left of each vertical line.
- This allows the three-dimensional equations to be reduced to a one-dimensional equation of one coordinate of radius, r.
- In addition, the left window shows the current x coordinate while the right one shows the y coordinate.
- The students draw a trip line with any stop as the benchmark, which is assigned the coordinate zero.
- There's a good way to sketch this out on a napkin, where the energy of the system is the Y coordinate of a graph.
- The most difficult part of this process turned out to be converting the grid coordinate from military to latitude and longitude.
- So despite the absence of the third coordinate, this analysis is valid in three dimensions.
- It is a pleasure to note that all the plans have a north-point an essential co-ordinate for their interpretation.
- Basically, the fifth coordinate was not observable but was a physical quantity that was conjugate to the electrical charge.
- Analogously, the altitude coordinate was used to calculate the vertical speed.
2coordinatesMatching items of clothing.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a testament to the camp shirt's ongoing popularity, manufacturers and suppliers continue to provide new twists on camp shirt colors, coordinates and styles for 2004.
- Outrageously colored coats of layered fabrics were worn over ugly, contradictory coordinates.
Synonyms
outfit, costume, suit, coordinates, matching separates, set of clothes

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the senses ‘of the same rank’ and ‘place in the same rank’): from co- ‘together’ + Latin ordinare (from ordo ‘order’), on the pattern of subordinate.

单词	coordinate
释义	Definition of coordinate in English: coordinate (also co-ordinate) verbkəʊˈɔːdɪneɪtkoʊˈɔrdəˌneɪt [with object] 1Bring the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a harmonious or efficient relationship. he had responsibility for coordinating London's transport services Example sentencesExamples The company has co-ordinated over 3000 events of all sizes and varieties and its maritime division has been involved in a number of major maritime events. Sarda is an organisation which co-ordinates the advanced training of experienced mountain rescue personnel. All of these tasks are coordinated, controlled and regulated by an organ that is about the size of a small head of cauliflower: your brain. This option is, however, impractical for larger organizations where it is more cost effective to develop control rules as a means to coordinate the activities of organizational members. Many ambulance services are now coordinated on a regional basis and claim that they cannot have local knowledge. This partnership has a key role in co-ordinating activities across public organisations, and it is through this group that transport issues affecting access to health care will be addressed. The general manager said that he needed time to coordinate arrangements to bring in business, and promised to meet with shop owners again to discuss further plans. He said the ability to coordinate complex projects depends on democratization and free markets, and only after democratic modernization would China be able to integrate systems. ‘For fiscal decentralization to be successful, a strong central government is needed to lead and coordinate the process,’ the report says. It coordinates and harmonises a person's skills and abilities for the realization of his dreams. The commission would be set up to promote and coordinate uniform rules among the states. A joint leadership group of officials from both organizations will coordinate these activities. KP coordinated the study, organised the questionnaires, carried out the interviews, and contributed to analysis. These organisations co-ordinate the various campaigns that are taking place and raise awareness of the problems facing the shark. The protesters are also coordinating actions outside the free-speech zone by sending text messages on their wireless phones. In order to coordinate these efforts, an international research group was created. To prove that wrong, facility officials are constantly coordinating activities that while culturally and intellectually engaging, are entertaining too. Many compliments were extended to Johnny Burke and Michael Mooney for all the work they put into organising and coordinating the entire venture. Together, they coordinated inbound and outbound surface movements. As Internet technology improves, auditory and visual sensations will be more effectively coordinated with each other. Synonyms harmonize, correlate, interrelate, synchronize, bring together fit together, mesh, dovetail organize, arrange, order, systematize rare concert 1.1no object Negotiate with others in order to work together effectively. you will coordinate with consultants and other departments on a variety of projects Example sentencesExamples The capacity to coordinate and interact effectively with government agencies also depends on the amount of social capital in state-community relations. Aid agencies need to be co-ordinating very effectively so they all know they are covering as much as possible. Coordinating with these outside agencies proved to be more challenging than productive. We then coordinated with other agencies to ensure the command was aware of these activities. There are many people working together to plan, coordinate, and make the necessary preparations for the unit's activation. The superintendent also has plans to coordinate with the police to cover areas that might be considered between jurisdictions. Within that we have a Greater China group, one of my jobs besides the in-house stuff is to coordinate with other organizations. While serving in New York, he was appointed to a secret committee to coordinate with George Washington. In the case of the Media Commission, the body is required by law to continue to coordinate with the US Embassy. As long as they don't directly coordinate with a political party, these groups are free to use unlimited contributions however they please. The plan also specifies how federal agencies are to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector, and when Washington can step in to assume control of the response. We could pool our efforts, coordinating together to meet her needs, allowing her to integrate her two separate lives, providing for her the solid home she deserves. Instead, he said, they provide a chance to show that the two countries ‘have a shared interest in discussing and coordinating and working together on common issues.’ The amount is theoretically unlimited, but organizations must spend it without coordinating with candidates. The FBI would have to coordinate with him, answer to him, or certainly send information to him. We will coordinate with Central Java Police to hunt them down. And they didn't coordinate with each other at all. Although the competition is four years away, already a steering committee has been set up to coordinate with the event organisers at a local level. Being the chairman of the Indonesian Governors Association, he said, would make it easier for him to coordinate with the regions. She said the subdistrict poll committee members had to be available at the secretariat to coordinate with the members of the 165 polling stations. Synonyms cooperate, collaborate, work together, work side by side, act together, act jointly, pull together, band together, come together, get together, join forces, team up, unite, combine, merge, amalgamate, pool resources, club together, make common cause, form an alliance, liaise conspire, connive, collude, work hand in glove informal gang up rare coact 1.2no object Match or harmonize attractively. the stud fastenings are coloured to coordinate with the shirt Example sentencesExamples The few flowers coordinate with leaf accent colors. And those colors coordinated perfectly with the garden I saw through my window. The universal appeal of flowers and their ability to coordinate with many decorating schemes make them a perennial favorite for hotels. For best results, match the basket hue to coordinate with linens or fabrics. It was surprisingly neat and clean, well decorated, full of good-looking furniture, and the colors were all coordinated. Everything you need comes in one complete set, and is designed to match or coordinate perfectly. Choose a fabric that coordinates with (not necessarily matches) that of other furnishings or window treatments. It is not very practical to add a color that does not coordinate with anything else in the closet. The bedlinen in the main bedroom could be changed to co-ordinate with the rest of the colour scheme - at the moment it is a bit of a clash. Belts need to match or closely coordinate with your shoes. Of course, she would most likely also make some of her servants begin planning hairstyles that would coordinate with her gowns. They were very coordinated in the way that they maneuvered, like a well oiled team. If you order them all at once, you can not only get a discount, but can make sure they coordinate well together. All shoes feature the athlete's name/nickname with colorways coordinated to match back with team colors. In a natural pine finish, it can be left in its original state or painted to coordinate with your decor. Two of the styles are women's shirts that coordinate with men's styles. Or, you could use the wall color to make the rooms coordinate with one another. Otherwise, get a tie that coordinates with the jacket and the shirt. This way you'll be able to choose a color that coordinates with the new wall color and with the floral sofa (if they are to be in the same room.) And they come in patterns and colors to coordinate with any decor. Synonyms blend, blend in, fit in, harmonize, go, go well, go together, be compatible, be in tune match, suit, complement, set off 2Chemistry Form a coordinate bond to (an atom or molecule) the sodium atom is coordinated to two oxygen atoms Example sentencesExamples These sequence patterns are confined to the regions adjacent to the residues which coordinate metal ions in the active center. This is not believed very crucial because the ion is strongly coordinated by four residues. We predict that this evolutionary change in animals would likely require a change in the conformation of the backbone to properly position the cysteine to coordinate the zinc ion. In quartz, each silicon atom is coordinated to four oxygen atoms. Despite the presence of sodium ions initially, no sodium ions are coordinated to this ‘cross-like’ structure after it forms. adjectivekəʊˈɔːdɪnətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət 1Equal in rank or importance. cross references in the catalogue link subjects which may be coordinate Example sentencesExamples The President properly shouldn't attack members of one of the coordinate branches as a matter of course, and to a lesser degree the same holds in reverse. Incidentally, someone asked me whether Judge Goodwin's reactions were unjudicial or showed undue contempt for coordinate branches of government. By so deferring, we show proper respect to a coordinate branch of government. Judicial contempt for the coordinate branches on this scale is simply staggering. 1.1Grammar (of parts of a compound sentence) equal in rank and fulfilling identical functions. Example sentencesExamples A coordinate construction of the form ‘A, or B, and both’ is neither grammatical nor clearly interpretable. We're supposed to express coordinate ideas in parallel form. The linked units that result are said to be coordinated or coordinate: for example, a coordinate clause. See what you think (the square brackets indicate the coordinate constituents). 2Chemistry Denoting a type of covalent bond in which one atom provides both the shared electrons. Example sentencesExamples However, in a more restricted sense, complex ions are charged species in which a metal atom is joined by coordinate covalent bonds to neutral molecules and/or negative ions. The particles have functional sites for forming a hydrogen bond or a coordinate covalent bond. nounkəʊˈɔːdɪnətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət 1Each of a group of numbers used to indicate the position of a point, line, or plane. Example sentencesExamples The most difficult part of this process turned out to be converting the grid coordinate from military to latitude and longitude. The points at sea-level were all lined up: the east-west coordinate was the same for every point. Somebody draws a simple image and assigns it a coordinate. So despite the absence of the third coordinate, this analysis is valid in three dimensions. It is a pleasure to note that all the plans have a north-point an essential co-ordinate for their interpretation. There's a good way to sketch this out on a napkin, where the energy of the system is the Y coordinate of a graph. The x coordinate of a vertex represents the location of one token, and the y coordinate represent the location of another token at the same time. A coordinate used by the military fixed the site at 40 to 50 miles south of the Cambodian border. He turned back to the screen before him and frantically went about putting in the final coordinate for the place they were in. The students draw a trip line with any stop as the benchmark, which is assigned the coordinate zero. The zero coordinate for each linkage group is shown as a bar to the left of each vertical line. It happened when he came across a theorem which stated that points in the plane could be specified with a single coordinate. It might be thought that a sensible choice for the vertical coordinate would be pressure. This allows the three-dimensional equations to be reduced to a one-dimensional equation of one coordinate of radius, r. The address becomes much more like a Social Security number than a street coordinate. They will then automatically receive a return message stating the name of the park area and the map coordinate of their child's position in the park. Basically, the fifth coordinate was not observable but was a physical quantity that was conjugate to the electrical charge. In addition, the left window shows the current x coordinate while the right one shows the y coordinate. Analogously, the altitude coordinate was used to calculate the vertical speed. These were Newton's words when he used time as an important coordinate in the laws of mechanics that he described so accurately. 2coordinatesMatching items of clothing. matching accessories provide a complete ensemble of colour coordinates Example sentencesExamples Outrageously colored coats of layered fabrics were worn over ugly, contradictory coordinates. As a testament to the camp shirt's ongoing popularity, manufacturers and suppliers continue to provide new twists on camp shirt colors, coordinates and styles for 2004. Synonyms outfit, costume, suit, coordinates, matching separates, set of clothes Derivatives coordinative adjectivekəʊˈɔːdɪnətɪvkoʊˈɔrdəˌneɪdɪv A large section of the economics profession concluded that government fine-tuning did more to destabilize the economy than to provide positive coordinative benefits. Example sentencesExamples David Beaver had meanwhile gone beyond this, citing a complete coordinative listing of the 230 members of a high school graduating class. Given the coordinative effort and resources brought to bear on this book, it seems almost heretic to criticize it, but there are some points of concern. Oxfam's strong feeling is that the UN offers a legitimate, coordinative effort which - if it were to disappear - would only be replaced by confusion. In both cases, rhythmic structures are serving a coordinative function. Origin Mid 17th century (in the senses 'of the same rank' and 'place in the same rank'): from co- 'together' + Latin ordinare (from ordo 'order'), on the pattern of subordinate. This was first recorded with the senses ‘of the same rank’ and ‘place in the same rank’. It is formed from the prefix co- ‘together’ and the Latin base ordo ‘order’. From this root come inordinate (Late Middle English) ‘not ordered’ and subordinate (Late Middle English) ‘below in order’. Rhymes subordinate inordinate, subordinate, superordinate Definition of coordinate in US English: coordinate verbkoʊˈɔrdəˌneɪtkōˈôrdəˌnāt [with object] 1Bring the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a relationship that will ensure efficiency or harmony. he had responsibility for coordinating Chicago's transportation services Example sentencesExamples A joint leadership group of officials from both organizations will coordinate these activities. In order to coordinate these efforts, an international research group was created. Many compliments were extended to Johnny Burke and Michael Mooney for all the work they put into organising and coordinating the entire venture. The general manager said that he needed time to coordinate arrangements to bring in business, and promised to meet with shop owners again to discuss further plans. To prove that wrong, facility officials are constantly coordinating activities that while culturally and intellectually engaging, are entertaining too. This partnership has a key role in co-ordinating activities across public organisations, and it is through this group that transport issues affecting access to health care will be addressed. KP coordinated the study, organised the questionnaires, carried out the interviews, and contributed to analysis. All of these tasks are coordinated, controlled and regulated by an organ that is about the size of a small head of cauliflower: your brain. The protesters are also coordinating actions outside the free-speech zone by sending text messages on their wireless phones. The company has co-ordinated over 3000 events of all sizes and varieties and its maritime division has been involved in a number of major maritime events. Many ambulance services are now coordinated on a regional basis and claim that they cannot have local knowledge. The commission would be set up to promote and coordinate uniform rules among the states. Sarda is an organisation which co-ordinates the advanced training of experienced mountain rescue personnel. As Internet technology improves, auditory and visual sensations will be more effectively coordinated with each other. Together, they coordinated inbound and outbound surface movements. It coordinates and harmonises a person's skills and abilities for the realization of his dreams. This option is, however, impractical for larger organizations where it is more cost effective to develop control rules as a means to coordinate the activities of organizational members. These organisations co-ordinate the various campaigns that are taking place and raise awareness of the problems facing the shark. He said the ability to coordinate complex projects depends on democratization and free markets, and only after democratic modernization would China be able to integrate systems. ‘For fiscal decentralization to be successful, a strong central government is needed to lead and coordinate the process,’ the report says. Synonyms harmonize, correlate, interrelate, synchronize, bring together 1.1no object Negotiate with others in order to work together effectively. you will coordinate with consultants and other departments on a variety of projects Example sentencesExamples In the case of the Media Commission, the body is required by law to continue to coordinate with the US Embassy. Being the chairman of the Indonesian Governors Association, he said, would make it easier for him to coordinate with the regions. Aid agencies need to be co-ordinating very effectively so they all know they are covering as much as possible. Coordinating with these outside agencies proved to be more challenging than productive. While serving in New York, he was appointed to a secret committee to coordinate with George Washington. Instead, he said, they provide a chance to show that the two countries ‘have a shared interest in discussing and coordinating and working together on common issues.’ And they didn't coordinate with each other at all. The plan also specifies how federal agencies are to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector, and when Washington can step in to assume control of the response. We then coordinated with other agencies to ensure the command was aware of these activities. The superintendent also has plans to coordinate with the police to cover areas that might be considered between jurisdictions. As long as they don't directly coordinate with a political party, these groups are free to use unlimited contributions however they please. The FBI would have to coordinate with him, answer to him, or certainly send information to him. We will coordinate with Central Java Police to hunt them down. The amount is theoretically unlimited, but organizations must spend it without coordinating with candidates. There are many people working together to plan, coordinate, and make the necessary preparations for the unit's activation. We could pool our efforts, coordinating together to meet her needs, allowing her to integrate her two separate lives, providing for her the solid home she deserves. The capacity to coordinate and interact effectively with government agencies also depends on the amount of social capital in state-community relations. She said the subdistrict poll committee members had to be available at the secretariat to coordinate with the members of the 165 polling stations. Although the competition is four years away, already a steering committee has been set up to coordinate with the event organisers at a local level. Within that we have a Greater China group, one of my jobs besides the in-house stuff is to coordinate with other organizations. Synonyms cooperate, collaborate, work together, work side by side, act together, act jointly, pull together, band together, come together, get together, join forces, team up, unite, combine, merge, amalgamate, pool resources, club together, make common cause, form an alliance, liaise 1.2no object Match or harmonize attractively. the stud fastenings are colored to coordinate with the shirt Example sentencesExamples It is not very practical to add a color that does not coordinate with anything else in the closet. And those colors coordinated perfectly with the garden I saw through my window. And they come in patterns and colors to coordinate with any decor. All shoes feature the athlete's name/nickname with colorways coordinated to match back with team colors. In a natural pine finish, it can be left in its original state or painted to coordinate with your decor. Choose a fabric that coordinates with (not necessarily matches) that of other furnishings or window treatments. The bedlinen in the main bedroom could be changed to co-ordinate with the rest of the colour scheme - at the moment it is a bit of a clash. The universal appeal of flowers and their ability to coordinate with many decorating schemes make them a perennial favorite for hotels. If you order them all at once, you can not only get a discount, but can make sure they coordinate well together. They were very coordinated in the way that they maneuvered, like a well oiled team. Of course, she would most likely also make some of her servants begin planning hairstyles that would coordinate with her gowns. This way you'll be able to choose a color that coordinates with the new wall color and with the floral sofa (if they are to be in the same room.) Otherwise, get a tie that coordinates with the jacket and the shirt. Two of the styles are women's shirts that coordinate with men's styles. It was surprisingly neat and clean, well decorated, full of good-looking furniture, and the colors were all coordinated. Belts need to match or closely coordinate with your shoes. Or, you could use the wall color to make the rooms coordinate with one another. The few flowers coordinate with leaf accent colors. Everything you need comes in one complete set, and is designed to match or coordinate perfectly. For best results, match the basket hue to coordinate with linens or fabrics. Synonyms blend, blend in, fit in, harmonize, go, go well, go together, be compatible, be in tune 2Chemistry Form a coordinate bond to (an atom or molecule) the sodium atom is coordinated to two oxygen atoms Example sentencesExamples These sequence patterns are confined to the regions adjacent to the residues which coordinate metal ions in the active center. In quartz, each silicon atom is coordinated to four oxygen atoms. Despite the presence of sodium ions initially, no sodium ions are coordinated to this ‘cross-like’ structure after it forms. This is not believed very crucial because the ion is strongly coordinated by four residues. We predict that this evolutionary change in animals would likely require a change in the conformation of the backbone to properly position the cysteine to coordinate the zinc ion. adjectivekōˈôrd(ə)nətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət 1Equal in rank or importance. cross references in the catalog link subjects that may be coordinate Example sentencesExamples By so deferring, we show proper respect to a coordinate branch of government. The President properly shouldn't attack members of one of the coordinate branches as a matter of course, and to a lesser degree the same holds in reverse. Judicial contempt for the coordinate branches on this scale is simply staggering. Incidentally, someone asked me whether Judge Goodwin's reactions were unjudicial or showed undue contempt for coordinate branches of government. 1.1Grammar (of parts of a compound sentence) equal in rank and fulfilling identical functions. Example sentencesExamples We're supposed to express coordinate ideas in parallel form. See what you think (the square brackets indicate the coordinate constituents). The linked units that result are said to be coordinated or coordinate: for example, a coordinate clause. A coordinate construction of the form ‘A, or B, and both’ is neither grammatical nor clearly interpretable. 2Chemistry Denoting a type of covalent bond in which one atom provides both the shared electrons. Example sentencesExamples However, in a more restricted sense, complex ions are charged species in which a metal atom is joined by coordinate covalent bonds to neutral molecules and/or negative ions. The particles have functional sites for forming a hydrogen bond or a coordinate covalent bond. nounkōˈôrd(ə)nətkoʊˈɔrd(ə)nət 1Each of a group of numbers used to indicate the position of a point, line, or plane. Example sentencesExamples Somebody draws a simple image and assigns it a coordinate. These were Newton's words when he used time as an important coordinate in the laws of mechanics that he described so accurately. The points at sea-level were all lined up: the east-west coordinate was the same for every point. It might be thought that a sensible choice for the vertical coordinate would be pressure. He turned back to the screen before him and frantically went about putting in the final coordinate for the place they were in. It happened when he came across a theorem which stated that points in the plane could be specified with a single coordinate. The address becomes much more like a Social Security number than a street coordinate. A coordinate used by the military fixed the site at 40 to 50 miles south of the Cambodian border. They will then automatically receive a return message stating the name of the park area and the map coordinate of their child's position in the park. The x coordinate of a vertex represents the location of one token, and the y coordinate represent the location of another token at the same time. The zero coordinate for each linkage group is shown as a bar to the left of each vertical line. This allows the three-dimensional equations to be reduced to a one-dimensional equation of one coordinate of radius, r. In addition, the left window shows the current x coordinate while the right one shows the y coordinate. The students draw a trip line with any stop as the benchmark, which is assigned the coordinate zero. There's a good way to sketch this out on a napkin, where the energy of the system is the Y coordinate of a graph. The most difficult part of this process turned out to be converting the grid coordinate from military to latitude and longitude. So despite the absence of the third coordinate, this analysis is valid in three dimensions. It is a pleasure to note that all the plans have a north-point an essential co-ordinate for their interpretation. Basically, the fifth coordinate was not observable but was a physical quantity that was conjugate to the electrical charge. Analogously, the altitude coordinate was used to calculate the vertical speed. 2coordinatesMatching items of clothing. Example sentencesExamples As a testament to the camp shirt's ongoing popularity, manufacturers and suppliers continue to provide new twists on camp shirt colors, coordinates and styles for 2004. Outrageously colored coats of layered fabrics were worn over ugly, contradictory coordinates. Synonyms outfit, costume, suit, coordinates, matching separates, set of clothes Origin Mid 17th century (in the senses ‘of the same rank’ and ‘place in the same rank’): from co- ‘together’ + Latin ordinare (from ordo ‘order’), on the pattern of subordinate.
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