How is the word coordonner translated from French to English

Organiser des éléments pour qu'ils fonctionnent ensemble.

To organize things so they work together.

verb
English translation
Coordinate

Examples with “coordonner”

See how the word “coordonner” is used in sentences

  • Elle coordonne tout le festival. She coordinates the whole festival.

  • Envoie-moi les coordonnées. Send me the coordinates.

  • Quelqu'un doit coordonner les bénévoles. Someone has to coordinate the volunteers.

  • Chaque coordonnée s'écrit avec deux décimales. Each coordinate is written with two decimal places.

  • Peux-tu te coordonner avec l'équipe de cuisine ? Can you coordinate with the kitchen staff?

  • Tape la seconde coordonnée dans le champ de recherche. Type the second coordinate into the search box.

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FAQ about “coordonner”

How is “coordonner” translated from French?
“coordonner” translates into English as “Coordinate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “coordonner” mean?
Meaning of “coordonner”: Organiser des éléments pour qu'ils fonctionnent ensemble. In English — “Coordinate”.
What part of speech is “coordonner”?
“coordonner” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “coordonner”?
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