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单词 arbitrate
释义
arbitrate
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈɑː.bɪ.treɪt/us
/ˈɑːr.bə.treɪt/
to make ajudgmentin anargument, usually becauseaskedto do so by thoseinvolved:
（通常指在争议方要求下）仲裁，裁决，公断
I've beenaskedto arbitratebetweentheopposingsides.对立的双方请我作个公断。
Anoutsideadviserhas beenbroughtin to arbitrate thedisputebetween themanagementand theunion.局外顾问受邀对资方和工会之间的争端进行仲裁。
Synonym
mediate
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  • go through
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  • inspect
  • inspection
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  • probe
  • reinterpretation
  • reinvestigate
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  • research
  • risk assessment
  • scratch
  • the acid test
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(Definition ofarbitratefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

arbitrate| American Dictionary

arbitrate
verb[I/T]
us
/ˈɑr·bɪˌtreɪt/
to make aformaljudgmenttodecideanargument:
[T]Arefereewashiredto arbitrate thedispute.

arbitrator

noun[C]us
/ˈɑr·bɪˌtreɪ·t̬ər/(alsoarbiter)
Theindependentarbitrator has theapprovalof bothsidesin thedispute.
(Definition ofarbitratefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

arbitrate| Business English

arbitrate
verb[IorT]
LAW
uk
/ˈɑːbɪtreɪt/us
to make anofficialdecisionthatendsalegaldisagreementbetweenpeopleorgroupswithout the need for thedisagreementto besolvedincourt:
"Webelievethat ajudgewillultimatelysay this should be arbitrated, notlitigated, and we wouldcomplywith that," he said.
A LIFFEofficialisresponsibleforensuringanorderlypitand for arbitrating in thecaseofdisputedtrades.
toagreetoallowaqualifiedpersontofindanacceptablesolutionto adisagreementwithout the need for thedisagreementto besolvedincourt:
Investorsgenerallymustagreewhen theyopenanaccountto arbitrate anydisputeratherthan go tocourt.
(Definition ofarbitratefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofarbitrate

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As local courts are costly and unable to cope with the number of cases, village meetings toarbitratein land matters have become more popular.
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They also step in toarbitratebetween squabbling contributors about the presentation of controversial topics.
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It appeared to stand outside the realm of, and therefore free toarbitrateover, social conflict and political competition.
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Interested parties each turned towards the seigniorial state toarbitratetheir disputes.
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Another was the social and geographical extension of a national public sphere : neighbourly conflicts were increasingly arbitrated impersonally and by supra-local authority.
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We then examine to what extent equality of opportunity may help usarbitratebetween opposing distributive principles.
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Politics is the collective activity in which any group or community engages when it seeks toarbitratecompeting claims of need.
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The latter mayarbitratecolour, materials, and massing, as well as grant the entitlements necessary to build anything at all.
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The institutions have in some cases peacefully and conclusively arbitrated and managed conflicts, particularly ethnic conflicts.
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Though institutions are limited in arbitrating conflict, they can provide linguistic and procedural parameters for political competition regarding contentious issues such as ethnicity.
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Masters and constables arbitrated at a rate of about ten times that of commoners.
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Through its agnostic impartiality, our notion of equal opportunity may help toarbitrateat least some ideological conflicts.
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The lowland regional states have neither democratic traditions, nor disciplined ruling parties capable of arbitrating interest disputes.
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The sequencer may take an unbounded time toarbitrate, but it is required to realise the mutual exclusion of the two grant signals.
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In some cases, the specific institutions of the federal arrangement have arbitrated ethnic conflict peacefully.
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