Synonyms and antonyms of To do something with someone else in British Thesaurus

join in ()

to do an activity with people who are already doing it

share (verb)

to do something or to be responsible for something with someone else

pull together ()

if people pull together, they work together to achieve something

unite (verb)

if people, groups, or countries unite, they join together, often to work together to achieve a particular goal

knit (verb)

to join together or work together as one group or unit, or to make people or things do this

cooperate (verb)

to work with other people to achieve a result that is good for everyone involved

collaborate (verb)

to work secretly to help an enemy or opponent

get in with ()

to begin to be involved with a particular person or group

mobilize (verb)

if you mobilize a group of people, or if they mobilize, they come together in order to achieve something

partner (verb)

to be someone’s partner in an activity, especially a dance, competition, or game

band together ()

to come together as a group in order to achieve something

be in league with someone ()

to be secretly working together with someone, especially in order to do something bad

collude (verb)

formal to work secretly with someone to do something dishonest

join (verb)

to come together with other people or things

join/combine forces ()

to start to work together in order to achieve a shared goal

join company with ()

to become involved in something that someone else is doing

join forces (with someone) ()

to work together with someone else in order to achieve something

join someone in (doing) something ()

to do or say something with other people

join up ()

to work together to achieve something

join with ()

to say or do something with someone else

keep your end up ()

to do what other people in your group expect you to do as your share of the work or responsibility

league (verb)

formal to work together with other people in order to prevent or support something

link (someone/something) up ()

to join with someone in order to do something together

make common cause (with someone) ()

to work together with a person, group etc that you do not usually agree with, in order to achieve a shared aim

make common cause with someone ()

to work with another person or group in order to achieve a particular aim

mobilise ()

a British spelling of mobilize

pitch in ()

to join with other people in doing a job

play ball ()

to work together with someone in an effective way