cohesive group
[/koʊˈhɛsɪv ɡruːp/]
nounpl: cohesive groups
grupo coeso
1. A group of people united by strong bonds, shared goals, or mutual loyalty, working together effectively with minimal internal conflict
The team became a cohesive group after months of training together.
O time se tornou um grupo coeso após meses treinando juntos.
2. In sociology, a collection of individuals who perceive themselves as interconnected and sharing common interests or values
The startup's founders formed a cohesive group with aligned vision and values.
Os fundadores da startup formaram um grupo coeso com visão e valores alinhados.
3. In psychology, an assembly where members are attracted to one another and work toward common objectives
Research shows that a cohesive group performs better on collaborative tasks.
Pesquisas mostram que um grupo coeso tem melhor desempenho em tarefas colaborativas.
The concept of a 'cohesive group' is highly valued in both American corporate culture and Brazilian organizational settings. In the USA, team cohesion is often emphasized in business literature and leadership training. In Brazil, the notion of 'grupo coeso' reflects cultural values of solidarity and interpersonal relationships, with emphasis on personal bonds alongside professional objectives. Sports teams and musical groups serve as common cultural references for cohesiveness in both societies.
NYC Slang
tight crew; solid squad
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