ett samarbete
Meaning
cooperation; collaboration
In Swedish: gemensamt arbete, samverkan
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | ett samarbete |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | samarbetet |
| Plural, indefinite | samarbeten |
| Plural, definite | samarbetena |
samarbete is an ett-word, so adjectives agree with it: ett stort samarbete, det stora samarbetet. Check another noun
Practise samarbete
1 / 2Is it en samarbete or ett samarbete?
samarbete in a sentence
- etablera ett samarbetestart cooperating
- ett mångårigt samarbete mellan staten och företagena cooperative scheme of many years' standing between government and business
Words built with samarbete
- samarbetsvilja cooperativeness
- samarbetsnämnd joint council
Questions
What does samarbete mean in English?
samarbete means “cooperation, collaboration”.
Is it en samarbete or ett samarbete?
It is ett samarbete, and “the cooperation” is samarbetet.
What is the plural of samarbete?
The plural of samarbete is samarbeten, and the definite plural is samarbetena.
Origin
sam- + arbete
Nearby common words
samarbete is number 3,207 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 3,203äh eh, meh (expression of dismissive or otherwise negative reaction, such as impatience, annoyance, suspicion, surprise, uncertainty, disappointment or disdain)
- 3,204bur cage
- 3,205såklart of course, of course; naturally
- 3,206botemedel remedy, cure
- 3,208division division, battalion
- 3,209uttryck expression
- 3,210idiotisk idiotic
- 3,211satellit satellite
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