long-term teamwork

noun
UK /ˌlɒŋ tɜːm ˈtiːm wɜːk/
US /ˌlɔːŋ tɝːm ˈtiːm wɝːk/

Working together with the same people for a long time to reach a goal.

The science club showed great long-term teamwork by building their robot over the whole year.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A lasting bond among teammates who keep helping each other over many seasons.

The soccer team's long-term teamwork helped them win three championships in a row.

3. Working steadily with others on a big project that takes months or years.

Long-term teamwork made the school garden grow bigger every year.

4. Staying loyal and helpful to your group even when things get hard.

Their long-term teamwork kept the band playing together through tough times.