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2021-11-16 02:11
Play well with others phrase
To be friendly, helpful, or supportive when it comes to working with others.
Employees playing well with others have a higher chance of being admitted into our company because we emphasize the importance of teamwork skills.
John once played well with others when he was a kid, but he has become more competitive and aggressive since he reached adolescence.
Used to describe someone kind, calm and pleasant
1. If someone is all wool and a yard wide, he/she is friendly, sincere, and honest.
2. If something is all wool and a yard wide, it is of good quality.
Not agreeing with or having an understanding of someone or something
The verb "play" must be conjugated according to its tense.
The phrase was formed based on a common statement of praise for schoolchildren and is often used in the negative to describe adults who are competitive or aggressive.
Do you see anything wrong?
Used to describe someone or something that is very cool or good
Wow, your cap is really funky fresh.
