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negotiable

/nɪˈɡoʊ.ʃi.ə.bəl/

Перевод: Описывает то, что можно обсудить или изменить для достижения соглашения.

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Связи слова

adjective

/nɪˈɡoʊ.ʃi.ə.bəl/B2formalbusiness
  • ruОписывает то, что можно обсудить или изменить для достижения соглашения.

Describes something that can be discussed or changed in order to reach an agreement.

  1. Passable or traversableB2formal

    Capable of being traveled through or crossed, especially a road or path.

    ruПроходимый

    • The mountain trail is only negotiable during the summer months.
    • After the storm, the road was barely negotiable.
    • The river is negotiable by small boat.

    Синонимыaccessibleclearnavigableopenpassabletraversable

    Антонимыblockedclosedimpassableimpenetrable

  2. Open to discussion or compromiseB1formal

    Able to be discussed, changed, or settled through mutual agreement.

    ruОбсуждаемый

    • The salary is negotiable depending on experience.
    • The terms of the contract are fully negotiable.
    • The deadline is not negotiable; it must be met.

    Синонимыarguablecontestabledebatabledisputableflexiblemootopenunsettled

    Антонимыfixedimmutableinflexibleunchangeableuncompromising

  3. Legally transferableC1formal

    Capable of being legally transferred to another person, especially a financial instrument like a check or bond.

    ruОборотный

    • A check is a negotiable instrument that can be endorsed to another party.
    • Bearer bonds are negotiable without any endorsement.
    • The promissory note is negotiable and can be sold to a third party.

    Синонимыassignableconveyabletransferable

Формы
  • more negotiable comparative form
  • most negotiable superlative form
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