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arbitrate

/ahr-bi-treyt/US // ˈɑr bɪˌtreɪt //UK // (ˈɑːbɪˌtreɪt) //

仲裁,调解,调停,仲裁员

Related Words

mediate调解,调停,斡旋,劝说intervene介入,插手,插手干预,干预interpose插话,穿插,插队,穿插进行adjudicate审结,审讯,审定,审理straighten out整顿,整理,整理一下,理顺adjust调整,调整调整,调剂,调整调整调整reconcile调解,调停,和解,调和referee裁判员,裁判官,裁判长,裁判parley隘口,隘路,隘谷,隘口的conciliate调解,劝解,和解,调停placate调和,劝慰,安抚,劝解smooth顺利,顺畅,畅通,平滑negotiate谈判,协商,洽谈,商谈soothe抚慰,安抚,舒缓,劝慰determine确定,决定,判断,决定了settle解决,结算,解决问题,安家落户decide决定,决,定,做出决定judge法官,判断,审判员,评审adjudge判定,判决,审定,判断umpire裁判员,公断人,裁判长,裁判

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    ar·bi·trat·ed, ar·bi·trat·ing.

    • : to decide as arbitrator or arbiter; determine.
    • : to submit to arbitration; settle by arbitration: to arbitrate a dispute.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    ar·bi·trat·ed, ar·bi·trat·ing.

    • : to act as arbitrator or arbiter; decide between opposing or contending parties or sides.
    • : to submit a matter to arbitration.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbachieve settlement
Forms: arbitrated
Synonyms
adjudicate审结,审讯,审定,审理interpose插话,穿插,插队,穿插进行intervene介入,插手,插手干预,干预mediate调解,调停,斡旋,劝说straighten out整顿,整理,整理一下,理顺adjudge判定,判决,审定,判断adjust调整,调整调整,调剂,调整调整调整conciliate调解,劝解,和解,调停decide决定,决,定,做出决定determine确定,决定,判断,决定了judge法官,判断,审判员,评审negotiate谈判,协商,洽谈,商谈parley隘口,隘路,隘谷,隘口的placate调和,劝慰,安抚,劝解reconcile调解,调停,和解,调和referee裁判员,裁判官,裁判长,裁判settle解决,结算,解决问题,安家落户smooth顺利,顺畅,畅通,平滑soothe抚慰,安抚,舒缓,劝慰umpire裁判员,公断人,裁判长,裁判bring to terms达成协议,达成谅解,达成共识,谅解come to school来来来come to terms达成协议,达成共识,达成一致意见,达成一致hammer out a deal达成交易,达成协议,敲定交易,敲定协议make a deal做交易,进行交易,成交,做个交易meet halfway中途相遇,半途而废,中途会面,中途相会pass judgment判决,判断,判决书,评判play ball打球,玩球,踢球,耍球step in迈进,迈入,迈步进入,迈向strike happy medium稳中求胜,稳中求进,稳扎稳打,稳赚不赔trade off交换条件,交易,交换,交换意见work out a deal谈妥,谈条件,成交,达成交易

Examples

  • While the company made some changes, such as no longer forcing employees to arbitrate workplace claims, the bulk of those demands remain unmet.

  • Back in 2010, we assumed we had a way to “arbitrate” the budget problem with the Simpson-Bowles Commission.

  • A postnup can be a good way to arrange an enforceable system that helps arbitrate disagreements.

  • With regard to any specific rules for dressing, we do not pretend to arbitrate in such matters.

  • The situation was very novel to the lieutenant, and he did not feel competent to arbitrate between the contending parties.

  • The judge who was appointed by the State to arbitrate personal controversies developed into a criminal judge.

  • Gregory himself had, hitherto, claimed only the right to judge, to arbitrate at the head of a National Diet.

  • Dispute arose as to liability, and I was called on to arbitrate.

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