ADJ
- home
- away, opposing, rival, visiting
- decent, strong
- successful, winning
- weak
- dream
- The England manager has chosen his dream team for the World Cup
- junior, senior, youth
- under-16, etc.
- A, B, first, second, etc.
- international, local, national
- England, Ireland, Scotland
- French, Irish, etc.
- basketball, football, relay, etc.
- display
- the Army Parachute Display Team
- five-man, five-person, five-strong, five-woman
- Spain are fielding a three-man team in this race
- men's, mixed, women's
VERB + TEAM
- field, have
- choose, get together, organize, pick, put together
- Can you get a team together by Saturday?
- coach, manage
- be in/on, play in/ for
- I'm playing for the first team this week
- be called up to, be selected for, get into/onto, make
- Cole has been selected for the team to meet Italy next week. You didn't make the team, I'm afraid
- be dropped from, be left out of
- join, sign for
- play (against)
- lead
- support
TEAM + VERB
- compete (in sth), take part (in sth)
- The team competes in a local league. There are six teams taking part
- win (sth)
- lose (sth)
- Our team lost the final
TEAM + NOUN
- game, sport
- captain, coach, manager, mate (also teammate)
- He apologized to his teammates for his mistake
- championship, event, prize
- effort, performance
- selection
- talk
- The manager gives his team talks in English
- sheet
- (= the list of players chosen for the team)
PREP
- in/on a/the ~
- I'll have you on the first team
- ~ for
- She's in the team for the World Championships
ADJ
- joint
- a joint team of French and German economists
- five-strong
- husband and wife
- campaign, creative, design, development, editorial, investigation, management, marketing, production, project, research, sales
- a member of the senior management team
- legal, medical
- multidisciplinary
- rescue
VERB + TEAM
- build, form, train
- Willing volunteers formed teams of helpers to carry everything in. a specially trained team of counsellors
- lead, head, manage, run
- join
- She has recently joined our sales team
- work (together) as
- learning to work together as a team
TEAM + VERB
- comprise sb, consist of sb
- The team consisted of six investigators and two secretaries
- develop sth, operate, work on/with sth
- the team that developed this microchip The team will work closely with other government departments
TEAM + NOUN
- leader, member
- player (informal) (= sb who works well as part of a team)
- meeting
- approach
- building, development
- The survival course was intended as a team building exercise
- spirit
- effort
- It took a tremendous team effort to finish the project on time
PREP
- in a/the ~
- There are 20 people in the team
- ~ of
- a team of scientists
PHRASES
- a member of a team, part of a team