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bilaterally

/baɪˈlæt.ər.əl.i/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet „unter Beteiligung zweier Seiten“. Es wird meist im politischen, diplomatischen und rechtlichen Kontext verwendet, um Abkommen, Verhandlungen oder Handlungen zwischen zwei Staaten, Organisationen oder Personen zu beschreiben.

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adverb

/baɪˈlæt.ər.əl.i/C1formalpolitical
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet „unter Beteiligung zweier Seiten“. Es wird meist im politischen, diplomatischen und rechtlichen Kontext verwendet, um Abkommen, Verhandlungen oder Handlungen zwischen zwei Staaten, Organisationen oder Personen zu beschreiben.

An adverb meaning "involving two sides or parties." It is commonly used in political, diplomatic, and legal contexts to describe agreements, negotiations, or actions that occur between two countries, organizations, or individuals.

  1. Involving two partiesB2formal

    In a manner that involves two parties, groups, or governments, especially in negotiations or agreements.

    deBilateral

    • The two countries agreed to resolve the dispute bilaterally.
    • Trade agreements are often negotiated bilaterally.
    • The issue was discussed bilaterally between the two leaders.

    Synonymecooperativelyin concertjointlymutuallyreciprocally

    Antonymemultilaterallyunilaterally

  2. Involving two sidesB2formal

    In a way that relates to or affects two sides or parts of something.

    deBilateral

    • The injury affected his vision bilaterally.
    • The artist designed the sculpture to be viewed bilaterally.
    • The condition is characterized by swelling that occurs bilaterally.

    Antonymeunilaterally

Formen
  • more bilaterally comparative form
  • most bilaterally superlative form
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