compromising

• Descreve algo que revela um segredo ou coloca alguém em uma situação embaraçosa ou difícil.

Describes something that reveals a secret or puts someone in a difficult or embarrassing position.

1. Revealing or embarrassingB2formal

   Likely to reveal something that is embarrassing or damaging to one's reputation.

   Comprometedor

   • The politician was caught in a compromising position.
   • She refused to release the compromising photos.
   • The leaked emails contained compromising information about the company.

   Sinônimosawkwarddamagingembarrassinghumiliatingincriminatingrevealingscandalousshameful

2. Willing to make concessionsB2formal

   Inclined to reach an agreement by making mutual concessions.

   Conciliador

   • The negotiators took a compromising stance to end the dispute.
   • Her compromising attitude helped resolve the conflict.
   • They adopted a compromising approach to avoid a strike.

   Sinônimosaccommodatingconciliatorycooperativeflexibleopen-mindedtractableyielding

   Antônimosinflexibleintransigentstubbornunbendinguncompromising

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de resolver uma disputa por meio de concessões mútuas, ou de enfraquecer ou prejudicar algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of settling a dispute by mutual concession, or to weaken or damage something.

1. Reach an agreementB2formal

   To settle a dispute by mutual concessions.

   Chegar a um acordo

   • They compromised on the price of the car.
   • The two parties compromised to avoid a lawsuit.
   • We need to compromise to reach a fair solution.

   Sinônimosconcedenegotiatesettle

2. Weaken or endangerB2formal

   To expose to risk or weaken the integrity of something.

   Comprometer

   • Sharing your password can compromise your security.
   • The leak compromised the entire operation.
   • His actions compromised the team's trust.

   Sinônimosdamageendangerhazardimpairjeopardizeprejudicethreatenundermineweaken

   Antônimosfortifyhardenstrengthen