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Hi we are not quite sure what you mean by "cooperative degree"?
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Hi the following phrase has been added as an entry as well as an example for this word:
跟你的朋友 [phr] with your friend(s)
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跟 (gēn) is used to express "with" when the relationship between the two parties is closer than when 和 (hé) is used. For example, when two people are working together on a project, 跟 (gēn) is more appropriate than 和 (hé).
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跟 (gēn) is used to express "with" in the sense of "with (recipient of a action); (indicating involvement or relationship) with; (indicating comparison or contrast) with". It is used to indicate that someone or something is involved in an action, is in a relationship with someone or something, or is being compared or contrasted with someone or something. For example, 他跟我一起去 (tā gēn wǒ yīqǐ qù) means "He went with me".
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