negotiate in Japanese
negotiate in Japanese is 交渉, 折衝 — negotiate means to discuss something with others in order to reach an agreement.
negotiate in Japanese
交渉
Pronounced: kōshō
(intransitive) To confer with others in order to come to terms or reach an agreement.
折衝
Pronounced: sesshō
(intransitive) To confer with others in order to come to terms or reach an agreement.
What does "negotiate" mean?
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verb To discuss something with others in order to reach an agreement.
"Can we negotiate the delivery date, or is it completely fixed?"
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verb To successfully deal with or get past a difficult obstacle.
"The hikers slowly negotiated the steep, rocky path down to the river."
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negotiate in a sentence
- Can we negotiate the delivery date, or is it completely fixed?
- The union is negotiating a new pay deal with management.
- The hikers slowly negotiated the steep, rocky path down to the river.
- She negotiated her way through the crowded market with a pram.
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What is "negotiate" in Japanese?
"negotiate" in Japanese is 交渉, 折衝. negotiate means: To discuss something with others in order to reach an agreement.
How do you pronounce 交渉?
"negotiate" in Japanese is 交渉, pronounced "kōshō".
How do you use "negotiate" in a sentence?
Example: "Can we negotiate the delivery date, or is it completely fixed?" In Japanese, "negotiate" is 交渉, 折衝.
Are there other ways to say "negotiate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "negotiate": 交渉, 折衝.
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