cooperate in the PONS Dictionary

cooperate Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he'll cooperate or not, as the mood takes him
on će možda sarađivati, možda ne, sve zavisi od toga kako bude raspoložen

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If the patient does not cooperate in actually wearing the aligners, treatment may fail.
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Investigators say that he refused to cooperate in a police investigation and lied about facts during the investigation.
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This proved to be an exceptionally effective sanction, quickly showing the other side the advantages of cooperating.
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Collecting societies cooperate in many instances to offer joint licensing agreements.
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Several river otters may even cooperate while fishing.
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Too much, in this particular, is expected from them, and too little is done by officers to cooperate with them.
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Only its staff officers will cooperate on a regular basis.
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And what they have done is cooperated with our enemies and are emboldening our enemies.
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During their research, they have cooperated throughout the discussion of several sub-topics.
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It aims to promote inclusive forms of development and cooperates with public and private sector organisations to better manage international relations.
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