Idiom: join forces (with someone)
Meaning
Idiom: join forces (with someone)
- to unite with someone or work together
- to collaborate to achieve a shared goal
Example sentences
— We should join forces and go running every day after school to lose weight.
— Our tennis and lacrosse teams joined forces to fund raise for new uniforms.
— Everyone on my street joined forces to pick up trash and litter in our neighborhood park.
— The democrats and independents joined forces to try to form a majority in congress at the midterm elections.
— We've decided to join forces with several other bars in the neighborhood to organize a pub crawl.
— Crowdfunding is an excellent way to enable people to join forces to raise money easily for worthy causes.
— The FBI and local law enforcement joined forces to capture the perpetrators of the terrorist attack.
— If our marketing and public relations departments joined forces, we could do a lot more of our company's work in-house.
— A large group of volunteers joined forces to look for the missing hikers.
Synonyms
- do business with
- team up with
- get together
- band together
- combine forces
- join with
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