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单词 negotiate
释义
negotiate
verb
uk
/nəˈɡəʊ.ʃi.eɪt/us
/nəˈɡoʊ.ʃi.eɪt/

negotiateverb(DISCUSS)

C1[IorT]
to haveformaldiscussionswith someone inordertoreachanagreementwith them:
（就…）谈判，（就…）磋商
Thegovernmenthasrefusedto negotiatewiththestrikers.政府拒绝与罢工者谈判。
I'm negotiatingfora newcontract.我正在为签订一份新合同进行协商。
I'vemanagedto negotiate(= get bydiscussion)a fivepercentpayincreasewithmyboss.通过与老板协商，我的薪水将提高5%。
More examples
  • Despite thedeepantipathiesbetween them, the twosideshavemanagedto negotiate anagreement.
  • The government'sofficiallinehas always been torefuseto negotiate withterrorists.
  • Thepolicenegotiated with thegunmanthrough anintermediary.
  • We need someone who ispractisedat negotiatingbusinessdeals.
  • Hespentagesnegotiating for apayincrease, only toresignfrom hisjobsoonafter he'dreceivedit.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Debate & discussion
  • agent provocateur
  • bargainer
  • bat
  • bat around
  • broker
  • closure
  • cloture
  • consult
  • dialogue
  • discursive
  • parley
  • polarized
  • polemic
  • polemical
  • post-debate
  • powwow
  • provocateur
  • re-explore
  • sophistry
  • talk turkeyidiom
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negotiateverb(MANAGE TO DO)

[T]
tomanagetotravelalong adifficultroute:
设法穿过，越过（难走的路段）
The only way to negotiate themuddyhillsideis onfoot.越过那条泥泞的山坡只能靠步行。
[T]
todealwith somethingdifficult:
解决（难题）
The company's had sometrickyproblemsto negotiate initsfirstyearinbusiness.公司运营的头一年有些棘手的问题要解决。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Travelling
  • around Robin Hood's barnidiom
  • backpack
  • bag drop
  • bourne
  • bum
  • bum around
  • bump
  • communication
  • commuting
  • connection
  • gad about/around(somewhere)
  • hitchhike
  • move
  • shuttle
  • swan
  • taken
  • tootle
  • tour
  • visa
  • well travelled
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Dealing with things or people

negotiateverb(EXCHANGE)

[T]finance & economicsspecialized
to get or give anamountofmoneyinexchangefor afinancialdocumentof the samevalue
议付，洽兑
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Negotiating prices
  • bargainer
  • bargaining power
  • barter
  • beat
  • beat down
  • bid
  • cap
  • dicker
  • drive
  • drive a hard bargainidiom
  • gazump
  • gazunder
  • haggle
  • negotiable
  • non-market
  • non-negotiable
  • outbargain
  • predatory pricing
  • quotation
  • quote
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(Definition ofnegotiatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

negotiate| American Dictionary

negotiate
verb
us
/nɪˈɡoʊ·ʃiˌeɪt/

negotiateverb(DISCUSS)

[I/T]
to haveformaldiscussionswith someone inordertoreachanagreement:
[T]Wewantto negotiate asettlementthat isfairto bothsides.

negotiateverb(MOVE)

[T]
tomovecarefullyor withdifficultypast, through, or along something:
She wasableto negotiate theclimbwith somehelpfromyoungercampers.
(Definition ofnegotiatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

negotiate| Business English

negotiate
verb
uk
/nɪˈɡəʊʃieɪt/us
[I]MEETINGS
to haveformaldiscussionswith someone inordertoreachagreement:
Thedealerswho negotiate onbehalfofclientsareknownascommoditybrokers.
negotiate with sb/sthThemergeragreementrequiresthat we don't negotiate with any othercompany.
negotiate for sthHe is negotiating forhigherroyaltiesfrom therecordcompany.
negotiate on/over sthUnions are negotiating overpensions.
negotiate to do sthThecompanyis negotiating tobuya multi-milliondollarstakein one of the world'sbiggestoilfields.
[T]MEETINGS
toachieve,arrange, oragreeto something by havingformaldiscussionswith someone:
negotiate a contract/deal/settlementTheunionsshould take theopportunityto negotiatefurtherpaydealsassoonaspossible.
negotiate a discount/fee/priceRetailers should beallowedto negotiatepricesdirectlywithproducers.
[T]BANKING,FINANCE
todiscussthedetailsofborrowingmoneyfrom abank, etc. such as how much they willlendyou and whatrateofinterestyou willpay:
negotiate financing/a loan/a mortgageTheorganizationcan negotiate aloanbasedonitsassetsandfuturecontracts.
[T]FINANCE,BANKING
to get or give asumofmoneyinexchangefor afinancialdocumentof the samevalue:
negotiate a bill of exchange/a chequeWe can negotiate anysinglechequeup to thevalueof £2000.
[T]
todealwith somethingdifficult:
Thecompanyhas had somedifficultproblemsto negotiate initsfirstyearofbusiness.
(Definition ofnegotiatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnegotiate

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Furthermore, the result can be based on negotiating skills.
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The prospect of allowing contract prices in a government postal service, based on judgment and negotiating skills, raises another question.
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Any reading will thus "miss" (it will not mean the same as might have been expected), and so the language must be negotiated.
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They negotiated for a self-possessed moral standing within the world.
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A royalty of between 10 and 15 per cent of the retail price of the sheet music could be negotiated for the composer.
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Usually, these deals can be negotiated for a short term.
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In fact, its pictures and stories depend upon the negotiating power of fashion to make any sense at all.
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The limits are to be negotiated and the new agreement will take the form of a directive timed for 1987.
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Oddly for a book on poetry, the issue of language is obtusely negotiated throughout.
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Dozens of international environmental treaties have been negotiated and ratified.
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Which agent was it that the company negotiated with?
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An excellent chapter on aims, for example, takes some persistence in negotiating the tables, figures and surrounding text.
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Instead, these households seem to have been rather loose associations of individuals, who were constantly negotiating power among themselves.
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In the political and cultural contexts of development and social change, these issues are continuously negotiated.
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There should be attempts at negotiated conflict resolution, open communication with codification of goals of care, and, if necessary, peer review of attendingphysician judgment.
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