everybody; everyone; the whole group of people

To break up a partnership or stop working together in a joint venture.

a group of people; a gang or clique

to separate a collective group or partnership; to stop working or eating together

to act jointly; to team up or form a business partnership

a partner or associate in a business or common enterprise

partner; companion; comrade

(literary) an exclamation of surprise or admiration (originally used by peasants in the Han dynasty upon seeing a palace)

everyone; all of us; the whole group

shop assistant; clerk; salesperson in a shop

to form a group or partnership with others

to band together for selfish purposes or to form a faction

To eat regularly in a canteen, mess hall, or with another family; to join others for meals.

(dialectal) a female sex worker or prostitute

to form a group or gang; to join together with others for a common purpose

person, company, or country that someone does business with