گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'negotiation'

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1 general::   noun ADJ. difficult, lengthy, protracted | direct | successful | fruitless, unsuccessful | behind-the-scenes, secret | bilateral, multilateral | constant, continuous | delicate | detailed | serious It's time for some serious negotiation. | high-level | pay, peace, trade, wage, etc. VERB + NEGOTIATION enter into, open | break off | resume | conduct Negotiations were conducted in secret. | conclude | be open to, be subject to The final price is open to negotiation. NEGOTIATION + VERB begin, start | continue, go on Negotiations continued all day to avert a strike. | break down, collapse NEGOTIATION + NOUN process PREP. by ~ Rents are agreed by negotiation. | in ~ (with) She is in negotiation with other heads of state on the question of oil prices. | through ~ The problem should be resolved through negotiation. | under ~ Contracts are under negotiation. | ~ between The alliance is the product of months of negotiation between the two parties. | ~ of the negotiation of a new contract | ~ on international negotiations on reducing sulphur dioxide emissions | ~ over negotiations over the number of houses to be built | ~ with negotiations with the other side PHRASES a basis for negotiation, a matter for negotiation, months/years of negotiation They signed the treaty after several years of negotiation. | a process of negotiation Compromise is reached by a process of negotiation. | room for negotiation There is considerable room for negotiation on some of the details.MEETING

2 general:: negotiation ADJECTIVES/NOUN + negotiation long/lengthy • After lengthy negotiations, a compromise was finally reached. prolonged/protracted (= very long ) • Despite protracted negotiations, the two sides have failed to reach agreement. difficult • The agreement is the result of two years of long and difficult negotiations. delicate (= in which it would be very easy to upset people and cause the negotiations to fail ) • The company is about to start delicate negotiations with the union about next year's pay agreement. intense (= done with a lot of effort ) • The agreement came after months of intense negotiations. peace/trade etc negotiations • A new round of global trade negotiations is due to start next week. verbs enter into/open negotiations (= start negotiations ) • They have entered into negotiations to acquire another company. conduct negotiations • The country should conduct direct negotiations with its neighbours. break off negotiations (= stop them ) • The two companies have broken off negotiations on the deal. resume negotiations (= start them again ) • The pressure is on Israel and the Palestinians to resume peace negotiations. negotiations start • Peace negotiations started last week. negotiations stall (= stop making progress ) • The negotiations stalled over the question of arms reductions. negotiations break down (= stop because of disagreement ) • The negotiations broke down over a dispute about working conditions. phrases be under negotiation (= be being discussed ) • The contract is currently under negotiation. be open to negotiation (= be able to be discussed ) • The price is usually open to negotiation. be open to negotiation (= be willing to discuss something ) • The president signalled that he is open to negotiations on the budget. be subject to negotiation (= be something that must be discussed ) • The pay is subject to negotiation. a round of negotiations (= one part of a series of negotiations ) • the next round of negotiations on trade barriers the initial/early/final stages of negotiation • The offer was in the final stages of negotiation. a breakdown in negotiations (= an occasion when negotiations cannot continue because of a disagreement ) • There has been a breakdown in negotiations with the union.