单词 | negotiator |
释义 | negotiator (nɪgoʊʃieɪtəʳ ) Word forms: negotiators countable noun Negotiators are people who take part in political or financial negotiations. ...the rebels' chief negotiator at the peace talks. The two American negotiators are calling for substantial cuts in external subsidies. Synonyms: mediator, ambassador, diplomat, delegate Collocations: shrewd negotiator While he used ceremony and protocol to good effect, he also appears to have been a shrewd negotiator who bargained adroitly to secure his advantage through diplomacy. The Times Literary Supplement In command, he proved a skilled tactician with a clear appreciation of intelligence and its uses, a shrewd negotiator and an able administrator. Times, Sunday Times From the start, he was a shrewd negotiator who — despite his goofy reputation — was rarely bested by parsimonious owners when it came to his contract. Times, Sunday Times We need a skilled negotiator and deal-maker, not an instruction for more optimism. Times, Sunday Times Two strong communication influences reach across your chart and make you a skilled negotiator. The Sun He developed a reputation as a calm and skilled negotiator, and generally tried to remain above the partisan bantering that frequently dominates legislative sittings. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He became known as a skilled negotiator. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Farmers do not employ skilled negotiators when dealing with the buyers of their food. Times, Sunday Times With a quick legal mind and ability as a tough negotiator, he became a specialist in mergers and acquisitions. Times, Sunday Times She was known as a tough negotiator who could turn on adversaries tempted to belittle her. Times, Sunday Times It's possible - if you have access to cash, but be a tough negotiator. Times, Sunday Times He was regarded as a tough negotiator but affable and charming in personal relations. Times, Sunday Times She must be a fantastically tough negotiator. Times, Sunday Times Any trade negotiator setting out an opening position may well engage in a little obfuscation over precise aims in tricky areas. Times, Sunday Times The government will also build a 300-strong team of trade negotiators by the end of the year. Times, Sunday Times We no longer have experienced trade negotiators for this task. Times, Sunday Times In the outside world, politicians and trade negotiators might complain. Times, Sunday Times We should use experienced trade negotiators in the key areas, not civil servants who are learning on the job. Times, Sunday Times So he was a newbie union negotiator. Times,Sunday Times And last month government and union negotiators agreed to a fresh round of public sector wage reductions. Times, Sunday Times Those taking part played managers and union negotiators preparing for talks to avert a costly strike. Times, Sunday Times In 2002, for example, a five-year labor contract was signed that left union negotiators quite pleased. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Union negotiators concluded a new tentative agreement with millions of dollars in improvements, but which was voted down by a narrow margin. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 谈判代表 Japanese: 交渉者 |
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