The teacher gave the children coordinates to locate on the globe.○○ AWL noun 1 HM SG technical one of a set of numbers which give the exact position of a point on a map, computer screen etc 2 → coordinates Examples from the Corpus coordinate.Related topics: Maths, Geography, Computers coordinate co‧or‧din‧ate 2 ( also co-ordinate British English ) / kəʊˈɔːdənət $ koʊˈɔːr- / This gingham wallpaper coordinates with the floral pattern on the bedspread.

Here, an instrument, the means to an end, is coordinated with a pre-established goal.

The all-seasons garden aims to coordinate these effects, to achieve the best possible year-round interest.

Its critics say it left without establishing a means of coordinating relief efforts.

The Red Cross is coordinating relief aid to the refugees.

Cambridge University is to coordinate an international effort to find out how the Chernobyl disaster caused a huge increase in child cancer.

They direct and coordinate activities of deans of individual colleges and chairpersons of academic departments.

Her movements on the balance beam were perfectly coordinated.→ See Verb table Examples from the Corpus coordinate coordinate with The cooker is green, to co-ordinate with the kitchen. You might coordinate your curtains and cushions. 3 if clothes, decorations etc coordinate, or if you coordinate them, they look good together because they have similar colours and styles Don’t be afraid to mix colours, as long as they co-ordinate.

I couldn’t get my brain to function or coordinate my muscles. 2 CONTROL to make the parts of your body move and work together well Her movements were beautifully co-ordinated.

○○ AWL verb 1 ORGANIZE to organize an activity so that the people involved in it work well together and achieve a good result The agencies are working together to co-ordinate policy on food safety.

Coordinate From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English coordinate co‧or‧di‧nate 1 ( also co-ordinate British English ) / kəʊˈɔːdəneɪt $ koʊˈɔːr- /

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