I. spirit [ˈspırıt] N
| I | spirit |
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| you | spirit |
| he/she/it | spirits |
| we | spirit |
| you | spirit |
| they | spirit |
| I | spirited |
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| you | spirited |
| he/she/it | spirited |
| we | spirited |
| you | spirited |
| they | spirited |
| I | have | spirited |
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| you | have | spirited |
| he/she/it | has | spirited |
| we | have | spirited |
| you | have | spirited |
| they | have | spirited |
| I | had | spirited |
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| you | had | spirited |
| he/she/it | had | spirited |
| we | had | spirited |
| you | had | spirited |
| they | had | spirited |
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These programmes offer novel approaches to help foster employee creativity, innovation, team spirit and emotional intelligence.
en.wikipedia.org Competition for places in the side was strong, with a squad of over 30 players, yet team spirit remained high.
en.wikipedia.org It has also won awards for team spirit and engineering design.
en.wikipedia.org Conceived as a character-building exercise, the annual games and nations system were intended to foster a team spirit and encourage physical activity among all pupils.
en.wikipedia.org It is hoped that through the competition, participants can foster team spirit; develop their unexplored potential; and test their endurance, persistence, and body strength.
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