coordinated
part of speech
adjective (coordinated; also co-ordinated); verb (coordinate, coordinates, coordinated, coordinating)
meaning for a pupil
1) Able to move different parts of your body together well and smoothly. tree →
2) Organised so that people or things work well together. tree →
3) Matching, such as clothes in colours that go together. tree →
sense in the lessons
In PE lessons, coordinated movement helps with catching, skipping and dancing. In everyday life, a coordinated plan means everyone knows their job. In fashion, a coordinated outfit matches. In maths, «coordinates» are the numbers that show a point on a grid (a related word).
examples
- Gymnasts are very coordinated. tree →
- The rescue teams carried out a coordinated search. tree →
- Her hat and scarf are coordinated. tree →
- I'm not very coordinated at skipping. tree →
- The teachers coordinated the sports day. tree →
- The dancers made perfectly coordinated moves. tree →
note
Opposite: uncoordinated or clumsy. Spelling with or without a hyphen: coordinated, co-ordinated.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «coordinated» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.