coordinates
Pronunciation: [kwoʊˈɔrdɪnəts]
Context: "mathematics"
(noun) coordinates are numbers that show a specific point on a map or grid. They help you find the exact location of something, just like addresses help you find houses in your neighborhood.
Example
The coordinates of the treasure are 34 degrees north and 118 degrees west.
Example
Without the correct coordinates, we could not find the hidden cave.
Example
What are the coordinates for the park we want to visit?
Context: "relationship"
(noun) coordinates can refer to how people or things work well together. Like when friends plan to do something together and they adjust their plans to match each other’s schedules.
Example
The team members coordinated their efforts to finish the project on time.
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The group did not coordinate their activities, leading to a lot of confusion.
Example
How do we coordinate our schedules for the trip?
Context: "planning"
(verb) to coordinate means to organize or arrange different people or things so they work well together. Think of it like a coach getting all the players ready for a game.
Example
The manager coordinated a meeting for everyone to discuss the project.
Example
They failed to coordinate their efforts, which led to mistakes.
Example
Who will coordinate the event this year?