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100 Idioms About Teamwork and Cooperation

April 14, 2026

100 Idioms About Teamwork and Cooperation

No. Item Definition
1. a meeting of minds shared understanding and agreement
2. a shoulder to lean on someone dependable for support
3. a well-oiled machine a smoothly cooperating group
4. above and beyond more than expected effort
5. agree to disagree accept different opinions peacefully
6. all hands on deck everyone helps with the work
7. back someone up support someone when needed
8. band together unite for a common purpose
9. be of one mind agree on something
10. bounce ideas off test ideas with someone
11. build bridges create better relationships
12. bury the hatchet end a conflict and reconcile
13. carry your weight do your fair share
14. chip in contribute money or effort
15. circle the wagons unite defensively as a group
16. close ranks unite against criticism or threat
17. come through for someone deliver help when it matters
18. come to the rescue help in a difficult moment
19. divide and conquer split tasks to succeed
20. do the heavy lifting handle the hardest work
21. do whatever it takes use any effort needed
22. do your bit contribute your share
23. extend an olive branch offer peace or reconciliation
24. fall into line start cooperating with the group
25. find common ground discover shared agreement
26. follow someone’s lead copy someone’s direction
27. follow suit do the same as others
28. get down to business start serious work together
29. get on board agree to join the effort
30. get the ball rolling start a joint effort
31. give and take mutual compromise and cooperation
32. give someone a hand help or applaud someone
33. go the extra mile do more than required
34. hand in hand closely connected and cooperative
35. hand over the reins give control to someone else
36. hash it out talk until agreement is reached
37. have someone’s back protect and support someone
38. hit the ground running start fast and effectively
39. hold the fort maintain things while others are away
40. in step acting in agreement
41. in sync working in harmony
42. iron out differences resolve disagreements cooperatively
43. iron out the wrinkles resolve small problems together
44. it takes a village many people help raise someone
45. it takes two to tango both sides share responsibility
46. join forces combine efforts for strength
47. keep the ball rolling maintain progress together
48. keep the home fires burning maintain operations while others are away
49. keep the peace maintain calm and harmony
50. keep the show on the road continue despite difficulties
51. keep the wheels turning keep operations going smoothly
52. keep your nose to the grindstone work steadily and diligently
53. lead the charge take the lead in action
54. leave no stone unturned try every possible way
55. lend a hand help someone with a task
56. lend support provide help and encouragement
57. let bygones be bygones forget past disagreements
58. make amends repair harm done to others
59. make common cause unite around shared interests
60. make headway move forward toward a goal
61. make light work of do easily with help
62. many hands make light work shared work feels easier
63. march to the same beat act with shared rhythm
64. meet halfway compromise to reach agreement
65. mend fences restore friendly relations
66. on the same page agree about what to do
67. one hand washes the other mutual assistance benefits both
68. pass the baton hand responsibility to another
69. patch things up repair a relationship
70. pitch in help out willingly
71. pool resources combine resources for a goal
72. pull together work together toward a goal
73. put our heads together think together to solve something
74. quid pro quo a favor exchanged for a favor
75. rally around unite in support of someone
76. rally round gather to support someone
77. ride it out endure until it ends
78. roll up your sleeves prepare to work hard
79. row in the same direction work toward the same aim
80. see eye to eye agree fully with someone
81. share the load divide work fairly
82. shoulder to shoulder standing united together
83. sing from the same hymn sheet say the same thing together
84. speak with one voice present a unified message
85. split the difference compromise by meeting halfway
86. stand by someone support someone loyally
87. stick together stay united and supportive
88. take one for the team accept sacrifice for the group
89. take someone under your wing mentor and protect someone
90. take the reins assume control and lead
91. talk it out discuss to resolve issues
92. toe the line conform to group expectations
93. two heads are better than one collaboration improves ideas
94. united front showing solidarity against opposition
95. united we stand strength comes from unity
96. weather the storm survive a difficult period
97. when the going gets tough in difficult times, persist
98. work hand in glove cooperate very closely
99. work out the kinks fix problems through cooperation
100. you scratch my back mutual help for mutual gain
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