Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Negotiate"
The meaning of "Negotiate" in various phrases and sentences
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negotiating ne anlama geliyor?
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Finding a middle ground between people
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negotiate ne anlama geliyor?
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here it means "to find a way through (a path or obstacle)" or just "to follow (a path)"
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negotiating ne anlama geliyor?
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making a deal
Example sentences using "Negotiate"
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negotiate ile örnek cümleler göster.
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1. We can negotiate on the price.
2. I can’t negotiate anymore.
3. You can negotiate with them if you want.
4. I can negotiate with her if you want.
5. I will negotiate with her until she gives me the price I want.
2. I can’t negotiate anymore.
3. You can negotiate with them if you want.
4. I can negotiate with her if you want.
5. I will negotiate with her until she gives me the price I want.
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negotiate ile örnek cümleler göster.
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The police are negotiating with the criminal
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negotiate ile örnek cümleler göster.
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"We do not negotiate with criminals". "Let's negotiate a new deal". "I am not willing to negotiate on the price".
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negotiate ile örnek cümleler göster.
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I was going into a business meeting, and was prepared to negotiate for better funds.
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negotiate ile örnek cümleler göster.
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http://www.manythings.org/sentences/words/negotiate/1.html
Synonyms of "Negotiate" and their differences
Q:
negotiate ve walk through arasındaki fark nedir?
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Oh, OK, thanks for the info. That helps a lot.
It seems like you know that, in this context, the definition of the verb "to negotiate" is *to succeed in crossing, surmounting, moving through, etc.*
So in your novel, I think "get through" is a better alternative than "walk through".
To answer your question:
Yes, "negotiate" is a very fancy word for "get through" (walk through). It is much less casual than "get through" (walk through). I don't think I ever hear this meaning of "negotiate" used in casual conversation. I think "negotiate" is probably used mostly by academics, intellectuals, writers, and journalists.
It seems like you know that, in this context, the definition of the verb "to negotiate" is *to succeed in crossing, surmounting, moving through, etc.*
So in your novel, I think "get through" is a better alternative than "walk through".
To answer your question:
Yes, "negotiate" is a very fancy word for "get through" (walk through). It is much less casual than "get through" (walk through). I don't think I ever hear this meaning of "negotiate" used in casual conversation. I think "negotiate" is probably used mostly by academics, intellectuals, writers, and journalists.
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negotiate ve consult arasındaki fark nedir?
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negotiate = try to reach an outcome which is favorable for all.
consult = ask for advice
consult = ask for advice
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negotiate ve bargain arasındaki fark nedir?
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They are the same when used as verbs.
“I want negotiate the price”
“I want to bargain on the price”
However it’s more common to use negotiate generally speaking.
Something to also note is the word bargain can be used in substitute of the word “Deal” as a noun.
So using both in an example:
“I will get a bargain on the price of the car if I negotiate with the salesman”
“I want negotiate the price”
“I want to bargain on the price”
However it’s more common to use negotiate generally speaking.
Something to also note is the word bargain can be used in substitute of the word “Deal” as a noun.
So using both in an example:
“I will get a bargain on the price of the car if I negotiate with the salesman”
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negotiate ve dicker arasındaki fark nedir?
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Negotiate is more formal, and usually refers to the main thing that is negotiated.
Dicker is very informal, and can have two meanings:
1. After the main part of the deal is negotiated, you can discuss the price or details casually. "They dickered back and forth about who would drive." In this sense, it doesn't mean anything negative.
2. To insist on something petty. In this sense, it can have a negative meaning. For example, if you "dicker about the price" it means you are spending a lot of time trying to get a small advantage. However, someone can say, "They dickered about the price" without meaning anything negative.
You can never say "They dickered a business deal." You can only say "they dickered about a small detail" or "about the details." You can, however, say either, "They negotiated a business deal" or "they negotiated the details."
"Dickered" is a bit old-fashioned and is more rarely used now. It's also kind of regional -- it's used more in the Southern US than in other parts. Many native English speakers don't know the word exists or what it means. That's why someone thought you meant "bicker" which is to argue. In fact, you may have meant bicker! Bicker can mean the same thing as "dicker" above.
Dicker is very informal, and can have two meanings:
1. After the main part of the deal is negotiated, you can discuss the price or details casually. "They dickered back and forth about who would drive." In this sense, it doesn't mean anything negative.
2. To insist on something petty. In this sense, it can have a negative meaning. For example, if you "dicker about the price" it means you are spending a lot of time trying to get a small advantage. However, someone can say, "They dickered about the price" without meaning anything negative.
You can never say "They dickered a business deal." You can only say "they dickered about a small detail" or "about the details." You can, however, say either, "They negotiated a business deal" or "they negotiated the details."
"Dickered" is a bit old-fashioned and is more rarely used now. It's also kind of regional -- it's used more in the Southern US than in other parts. Many native English speakers don't know the word exists or what it means. That's why someone thought you meant "bicker" which is to argue. In fact, you may have meant bicker! Bicker can mean the same thing as "dicker" above.
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negotiate ve bargain arasındaki fark nedir?
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To bargain is mostly about making a deal ( a commercial transaction) - ( a bargain is a cheap deal) ..................................ie. "Trump is bargaining with the welfare of the US by cutting funds" vs. "Citizens are trying to negotiate with politicians to get their voices heard." To negotiate can mean to bargain but it can also mean to compromise on the meaning of something . Negotiate can apply to non-material things whereas bargains are usually about money. For example, I can negotiate with someone about the meaning of a word but I would not bargain with someone about the meaning of the word.
Translations of "Negotiate"
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Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? negotiate
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Neu ban muon biet cach phat am thi hay xem trang web nay:
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https://forvo.com/word/negotiate/#en
(Hinh cua ban la ai vay? co phai tu PDX101 ko? 😊)
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Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? negotiating
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Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? negotiate
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hope this pronunciation helps !
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Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? negotiate
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Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? negotiate
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Negotiate.
Other questions about "Negotiate"
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I negotiate and finally compromised with her. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
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I negotiated and finally compromised with her.
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Lütfen bana nasıl telaffuz edeceğimi öğret to negotiate.
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Lütfen bana nasıl telaffuz edeceğimi öğret negotiate.
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Lütfen bana nasıl telaffuz edeceğimi öğret negotiate.
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negotiated bu doğru görünüyor mu?
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