negotiate
Pronunciation: [nɪˈɡoʊʃieɪt]
Word
Context: "reach agreement"
(verb) to talk with someone to try to come to an agreement. It's like when you and a friend are discussing what game to play, and you both share your ideas to find one you both like.
Example
They negotiated a fair price for the car they wanted to buy.
Example
The two sides did not negotiate well, and neither was happy with the outcome.
Example
How do you plan to negotiate the terms of the contract?
Context: "business"
(verb) to discuss the details of a business deal or contract. When companies want to work together, they negotiate to decide how the partnership will work.
Example
The company successfully negotiated a new contract with the supplier.
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They failed to negotiate the contract terms before the deadline.
Example
What issues do you need to negotiate in your meeting?
Context: "navigate"
(verb) to find a way through a difficult situation. This can mean getting through a tough conversation or figuring out a tricky path.
Example
She negotiated the busy streets expertly while biking.
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He couldn’t negotiate his way through the crowded mall.
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Can you negotiate the challenges of your project successfully?
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