英:[ˈkɒmprəmaɪz]
美:[ˈkɑːmprəmaɪz]
英:[ˈkɒmprəmaɪz]
美:[ˈkɑːmprəmaɪz]
com·pro·mise
kam pr maIz
复数:compromises
第三人称单数:compromises
现在分词:compromising
过去式:compromised
过去分词:compromised
compromisingly (adv.), compromiser (n.)
词根:compromise
adj.compromising 妥协的;让步的
v.compromising 妥协;让步(compromise的ing形式)
noun
settlement of differences by arbitration or by consent reached by mutual concessions
something intermediate between or blending qualities of two different things
a concession to something derogatory or prejudicial
a compromise of principles
verb
intransitive verb
to come to agreement by mutual concession The union and employer agreed to compromise.
The two sides were unwilling to compromise.
to find or follow a way between extremes
to make a shameful or disreputable concession
wouldn't compromise with their principles
transitive verb
to reveal or expose to an unauthorized person and especially to an enemy
Confidential information was compromised.
to cause the impairment of If you don't acknowledge the parent at all, you risk seeming unnecessarily hostile or dismissive but if you allow the parent to govern decisions you could compromise the patient.—Ranjana Srivastava
illnesses that can seriously compromise the immune system
to expose to suspicion, discredit, or mischief
His reputation has been compromised.
to adjust or settle by mutual concessions
An arbiter was brought in to compromise their differences.
obsolete to bind by mutual agreement
reach a compromise达成妥协
make a compromise妥协;折衷;做出让步
missouri compromise密苏里妥协案
15世纪初,“遵守仲裁者决定的联合承诺”,源自古法语 compromis(13世纪),来自晚期拉丁语 compromissus,是 compromittere 的过去分词,“相互承诺”(遵守仲裁者的决定),由 com “与,一起”(见 com-)和 promittere “放出; 放手; 预言; 事先保证,承诺”组成,源自 pro “之前”(来自 PIE 根 *per-(1)“向前”,因此“在前面,在之前”)和 mittere “释放,放手; 发送,投掷”(见 mission)。
“达成协议,通过相互让步解决分歧”的意义(15世纪中期)来自对解决本身的扩展。 “由此协议产生的结果”这一含义来自于1510年代。
和解
相互妥协
Noun and Verb Middle English, mutual promise to abide by an arbiter's decision, from Anglo-French compromisse, from Latin compromissum, from neuter of compromissus, past participle of compromittere to promise mutually, from com- + promittere to promise — more at promise
The first known use of compromise was in the 15th century
compulsiveadjective
caused by or subject to an irresistible urge
compulsive behavior
compulsionnoun
an act of compelling : the state of being compelled
a force that compels
an irresistible persistent urge
felt a compulsion to eat
comptrollernoun
a public official who examines financial accounts
compromise1 of 2noun
a settlement of a dispute by each party giving up some demands
a giving up to something that is wrong or degrading : surrender
a compromise of one's principles
the thing agreed upon as a result of a compromise
compromise2 of 2verb
to adjust or settle differences by means of a compromise
to expose to disgrace, suspicion, or danger compromise security
compromised his reputation
compromise1 of 2noun
a settlement of a dispute by each party giving up some demands
a giving up to something that is wrong or degrading : surrender
a compromise of one's principles
the thing agreed upon as a result of a compromise
compromise2 of 2verb
to adjust or settle differences by means of a compromise
to expose to disgrace, suspicion, or danger compromise security
compromised his reputation
compromise1 of 2transitive verb
to cause the impairment of a compromised immune system
certain chemical agents may compromise placental function
compromise2 of 2noun
the condition of having been compromised : impairment patients at risk for airway compromise—David Jaffe et al.
cardiovascular compromise
1 In any relationship, you have to make compromises .
在任何关系当中,人们都得作出让步。
2 “It’s when the connective tissues between the hoof and the coffin bone are compromised and the coffin bone rotates toward the sole of the hoof.”
3 He stayed locked in his work, for the most part undaunted, riding out the bumps and compromising where he could, clinging to the sober-minded, someone’s-gotta-take-this-on brand of optimism that had always guided him.
4 His arguments for a fortified national government became the centerpiece around which all the compromises and revisions of the eventual document congealed, giving him the honorary title of “Father of the Constitution.”
5 The two sides eventually reached an uneasy compromise.
双方最终达成了暂时的妥协。
6 A compromise was reached, and I am pleased to report that vanilla yogurt makes quite an edible topping for apple pie.
7 They saw compromise as a confession of weakness.
他们认为妥协就是自认孱弱.
8 She wanted to live things—or as a compromise, re-live rather than reminisce.
9 We can not compromise on such terms.
我们不能根据这样的条件和解.
10 The astronomy community is making compromises to change its use of Mauna Kea.
天文学界正在为改变其对莫纳克亚山的利用而做出妥协。
11 Even with nothing written in it, it was a compromising possession.
12 All around me, the only screaming headlines seem to be accusations that the final championship results were unfair, that the game was compromised by illegal power-ups.
13 The two sides were unwilling to compromise.
14 Paul didn’t want the race issue to compromise her event.
15 After a short time with Emma, Charles knew he was going to have to make a serious compromise.
16 In the end, we’d bury our dad in a compromise casket—nothing too fancy, nothing too plain—and never once discuss it again.
17 An Attendant’s job is simple: keep her charge from being killed by the dead, and her virtue from being compromised by potential suitors.
18 People need to accept a compromise that balances green efforts with the reality of society.
人们必须接受妥协,结余环保工作的现实社会.
19 “How exactly did that grand wall come to be compromised?”
20 a dangerous drug that can further compromise an already weakened immune system
1 连累
involve tangle entangle inculpation involvement implication embroil incriminate incriminatory inculpatory cumbrance implicate
2 妥协
concession strike a balance give and take modus vivendi depolarize settle trim join issue accommodation entanglement meet a halfway come to terms split the difference halfway house give reconcile come to terms with give in transigent trade composition conciliation temporize give-and-take Ausgleich temporization compound deal meet half way
4 减轻
mitigating remission palliation lay moderate chill mitigate alleviate subside abate allay assuage palliate palliative ease off sweat off
5 伤害
damage injury abuse hurt harm lesion mischief ill touch wound injure poison punish bully maul clobber harm a hair on head lay a hand on prey on fuck up
6 减弱
let-up break shake damp weaken subside dampen lull waver relent die away go to seed blow itself out let up take away from put a damper on
7 更改
8 放弃
retreat resignation lose drop yield quit abandon scrap surrender resign waive relinquish forsake forgo eschew cede jettison abnegate give up the ghost bottle it give up as a bad job kiss goodbye chuck in get out of give up back off throw up part with go without bail out pass up grow out of jack in chicken out waiver chuck rendition abandonment renunciation dereliction abnegation demission nonuse voidance go part renegue leave release throw refuse render shed fork dismiss jack discard discontinue remit renounce disclaim scuttle abdicate renege flunk unwish demit
9 让步
retreat nod concession climbdown give bend bow blink bend knee climb down give ground knuckle down trade-off cave concede capitulate give way give in cave in spot yield give ground to lose ground to cave in to lose ground give way to give in to concessionary concessive odds sop climb-down budge backdown defer condescend buckle
10 折衷
11 缓和
subdued modification detente palliation let-up modify buffer alleviate remit allay assuage relent palliate palliative ease off let up
13 中间物
14 和解
pacific placatory accommodation settlement reconciliation reconcile make peace patch compound bury the hatchet kiss and make up mediatory explanation composition conciliation mediate placate pacify conciliate slake propitiate put up the sword make it up rapprochement be reconciled make up bring together patch up conciliatory come to terms conciliative reconciliatory pacificatory transaction arrangement accord reunion reconcilement meet settle recover heal atone mediation atonement settling pacification accommodate agree sheathe heal the breach come together irreconcilable propitiatory peacemaking atoneness detente pacificate amicable settlement make it up with make up with
18 减少
waning sagging Down improvement decrease contraction downgrade dilution shrinkage diminution fall-off falling-off slack reduce improve contract slow decline narrow shrink dull diminish weaken lessen sag wane falter abate cut lower dilute curtail slacken whittle down take away from shave off smooth over
19 损伤
traumatic damage wound breakdown trauma lesion mar breaking deform scathe traumatism damnification cloud blast impair shatter blight pique dilapidate damnify injury danger ruin spoil detriment spoilage stretch cripple craze traumatize disserve
22 降低
fall cut decrease reduction slippage diminution falling-off reduce drop decline lower drain sink diminish alloy lessen degrade depress dwindle attenuate go down come down bring down put down fall off step down
23 损害
damage injury harm wound punishment prejudice erosion mischief detriment ill depredation scathe hurt injure flaw prey spoil impair degrade mar jeopardize wither jigger nobble damnify chip away do violence to disservice attack affect shatter erode sully loss stain trauma disadvantage insult lesion nuisance derogation undermine maim crab trail corrode tarnish take its toll a heavy toll cost wrong teen suffering ravage inroad damnification tamper whittle founder sink massacre bruise contaminate blot singe vitiate disserve damnous despite ruin affection casualty spoliation damnum derogate cloud dent grieve jeopardy jeopard shend make a dent in detrimentally inroads toll corrosion punishing spoilage vitiation reflect blast alloy smear puncture
24 调和
regular harmonic proportional harmonious consonant symphonic accordant reconciliatory symphonious proportionment tune proportion consistency rhythm unity harmony symphony accord reconciliation seasoning chime symmetry unison regularity concordance harmonization consonance congruity consistence reconcilement time fit square tone chord harmonize sympathize consort assort season temper reconcile attune propitiate attemper