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動詞

team up (三人称単数 現在形 teams up, 現在分詞 teaming up, 過去形および過去分詞形 teamed up)

1. (idiomatic) To join into a team, or into teams.
   • 1891, William George Bruce, “Team up with unions to treat alcoholism”, in The American school board journal, volume 166, page 16:

   • 1953 Jan, J.E. Eckert (University of California at Davis), “From North, East, West, and South”, in Gleanings in bee culture, volume 81, number 1, page 164:

     Small beekeepers may wish to team up with other beekeepers in their area and cooperative extracting rooms may be the practical answer in many districts even ...

アナグラム

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名詞

teamup (複数形 teamups)

1. A joining of forces, especially between allies in a work of fiction
   • 17 May 2018, Aaron Couch in The Hollywood Reporter, How 'Deadpool 2' Writers Snuck Heart Into the Raunchy Franchise

     Creatively, is there more left to do in a Deadpool solo movie, or would you just want to see the character in more of a teamup scenario?

   • 2012, Nicki Bixter, Quicklet on True Blood Season 4 (TV Show Episode Guide)

     Eric swiftly kills the guards, and Bill stakes Nan in the heart. This teamup of Eric and Bill could prove to be titillating in future episodes if they stick together.