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单词 non-negotiable
释义
non-negotiable
adjective
uk
/ˌnɒn.nəˈɡəʊ.ʃə.bəl/us
/ˌnɑːn.nəˈɡoʊ.ʃi.ə/

non-negotiableadjective(NOT DISCUSSED)

Something that is non-negotiable cannot bechangedbydiscussion:
无商量余地的
Thetermsof thisagreementare non-negotiable.这项协议的条款不容商榷。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Negotiating prices
  • bargainer
  • bargaining power
  • barter
  • beat
  • beat down
  • bid
  • cap
  • dicker
  • drive
  • drive a hard bargainidiom
  • gazump
  • haggle
  • negotiable
  • negotiate
  • non-market
  • outbargain
  • predatory pricing
  • quotation
  • quote
  • rebid
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non-negotiableadjective(CHEQUE)

finance & economicsspecialized
A non-negotiablechequecannot beexchangedformoneyand must bepaidinto abankaccount.
（支票）不可兑现的，不可转让的
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Negotiating prices
  • bargainer
  • bargaining power
  • barter
  • beat
  • beat down
  • bid
  • cap
  • dicker
  • drive
  • drive a hard bargainidiom
  • gazump
  • haggle
  • negotiable
  • negotiate
  • non-market
  • outbargain
  • predatory pricing
  • quotation
  • quote
  • rebid
See more results »

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Banks

non-negotiableadjective(FINANCIAL PRODUCT)

finance & economicsspecialized
A non-negotiablefinancialproductcannot beboughtandsold:
（金融产品）不可兑付的，不可转让的
Timedepositsare non-negotiabledepositsthat aremaintainedin abankfor aspecifiedperiodoftime.定期存款必须存入银行一定时间，期间不可兑现。
(Definition ofnon-negotiablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

non-negotiable| Business English

non-negotiable
adjective
(alsononnegotiable)
uk
/ˌnɒnnəˈɡəʊʃəbl̩/us
FINANCE,STOCK MARKET
used todescribeafinancialproductthat cannot betraded:
Timedepositsarenon-negotiabledepositsthat aremaintainedin abankfor aspecifiedperiodoftime.
used todescribesomething that someonerefusestodiscussorchange:
Talksfailedbecause there were too manynon-negotiableissueson bothsides.
Thebuyoutoffersare nonnegotiable.
(Definition ofnon-negotiablefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnon-negotiable

non-negotiable
A strong version would present these elements asnon-negotiablesocial givens with which innovations must be accommodated or else be rejected.
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Between the retention of a particular standard and the institutionalization of others, the gap cannot benon-negotiable.
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At least birthdays are predictable and seeminglynon-negotiable.
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This is the information in the text which isnon-negotiable.
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Knitting was 'anon-negotiablepart of croft life' (99).
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The fundamentalists who want to ban all animal research do so from thenon-negotiableposition of the abolitionist.
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Thisnon-negotiabletie carries with it expectations which cannot easily be shed.
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Is dialogue acted out only throughnon-negotiablesymbolic violence, withdrawal into communities of the pure, and militancy?
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That there is evil in the world is mynon-negotiablepoint of departure.
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Learners are also likely to misinterpretnon-negotiablenon-invitations as genuine if they have never seen them in the classroom, leading to disappointment or frustration when the offer is not realised.
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But more than this, what stands out about the following material is the introduction of racialised markers of the fundamental,non-negotiabledisparity between different human groups.
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The learner's search for personal meaning and relevance had been overhauled by the external world ofnon-negotiableconcepts, structures and formalities and by the inertia of fact and theory.
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The learning goals appeared to benon-negotiable; she sets some informal targets for the pupils to be able to play after one or two years of learning.
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Another outcome, hinted at by the authors, is that employees could respond to this policy vacuum by seizing the initiative to negotiate, even if retirement or flexible working appearsnon-negotiable.
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That is to say enterprises continued to regard capital as a free input and the power of planners and ministerial officials to setnon-negotiabletargets persisted.
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