co-ordinate

1. VERB

If you co-ordinate an activity, you organize the various people and things involved in it.

2. V-RECIP

If you co-ordinate clothes or furnishings that are used together, or if they co-ordinate, they are similar in some way and look nice together.

4. VERB

If you co-ordinate the different parts of your body, you make them work together efficiently to perform particular movements.

• Government officials visited the earthquake zone on Thursday morning to co-ordinate the relief effort.    
• She'll show you how to co-ordinate pattern and colours.    
• Tie it with fabric bows that co-ordinate with other furnishings.    
• Colours and looks must fit the themes of the seasons so that the shops co-ordinate well.   
• curtains and co-ordinating bed covers.     
• They spend several weeks each year undergoing intensive treatment which enables them to coordinate their limbs better.