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co-op

/ˈkəʊ ɒp/

/ˈkoʊ ɑp/

co-opnoun

co-ops

/ˈkəʊ ɒp/

/ˈkoʊ ɑp/

Translations

кооператив

She joined a local food co-op to buy organic produce.

Она вступила в местный продовольственный кооператив, чтобы покупать органические продукты.

кооперация

The housing co-op provides affordable living spaces for students.

Жилищная кооперация предоставляет доступное жилье для студентов.

Definitions

A cooperative society, business, or enterprise that is owned and run jointly by its members, who share the profits or benefits.

The local food co-op offers fresh produce from nearby farms to its members.

A cooperative apartment, which is a type of housing where residents own shares in a corporation that owns the building.

She decided to buy a co-op in the city because it was more affordable than a condo.

A cooperative education program in which students alternate periods of academic study with periods of paid work related to their field.

She enrolled in a co-op to gain real-world engineering experience before graduating.

A mode of playing a video game cooperatively with one or more other players.

The game is best enjoyed in co-op, where two players can tackle the missions together.

Synonyms

cooperative

collective

mutual organization

co-op store

cooperative society

co-op housing

co-op apartment

co-opverb

co-opped

Past Simple

co-opped

Past Participle

co-opping

Gerund

Informal, chiefly gaming: to engage in cooperative play.

Definitions

To engage in cooperative action, especially to play a video game with one or more other players working together.

We plan to co-op the entire campaign this weekend.

co-opadjective

/ˈkəʊ ɒp/

/ˈkoʊ ɑp/

Used attributively before another noun to indicate relation to or operated by a cooperative.

Definitions

Relating to, operated by, or characteristic of a cooperative.

The co-op board approved the renovation plans.