team unity

[/tiːm ˈjuːnɪti/]
noun
unidade de equipe
1. The state of being united as a team; harmony, cohesion, and shared purpose among team members working towards common goals
The team's unity was evident in their coordinated performance on the field.
A unidade da equipe era evidente em seu desempenho coordenado em campo.
2. The strength derived from members working together as one cohesive unit rather than as individuals
Team unity helped them overcome the challenges and win the championship.
A unidade de equipe os ajudou a superar os desafios e ganhar o campeonato.
3. A collective spirit of solidarity and mutual support among team members
Building team unity requires trust and communication among all players.
Construir unidade de equipe requer confiança e comunicação entre todos os jogadores.
Team unity is a highly valued concept in both Brazilian and American sports cultures. In Brazil, it's particularly emphasized in football (soccer), where 'unidade de equipe' or 'união do time' is celebrated as essential to success. In the USA, team unity is central to sports philosophy and corporate culture, reflecting broader values of collective achievement. The concept transcends athletics and applies to workplace teams, military units, and community organizations in both cultures.
NYC Slang
squad goals; we out here as one
Synonyms / Sinônimos
team cohesionteam solidarityesprit de corpscamaraderiecollective strength
Antonyms / Antônimos
team discorddisunityfragmentationdivisionconflict

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
unidade de equipe
Most common and neutral usage throughout Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
união do time
Common in sports contexts, particularly football
São Paulo
coesão de grupo
More formal, used in corporate and professional settings
Portugal
unidade de equipa
Portuguese spelling uses 'equipa' instead of 'equipe'

Related Words

teamworkcollaborationcooperationsynergybonding

Related Idioms & Phrases

united we stand, divided we fall
in it together
all for one and one for all
strength in numbers
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