compromise

• 指双方通过互相让步而达成的协议或解决办法，各方都在一定程度上放弃自己的要求，以解决冲突或争端。

A noun referring to an agreement or settlement reached by mutual concession, where each party gives up something to resolve a conflict or dispute.

1. Mutual agreementB2formal

   An agreement reached by each side making concessions.

   妥协

   • After hours of negotiation, they reached a compromise.
   • The compromise satisfied both parties.
   • A compromise was necessary to avoid a strike.

   同义词accommodationagreementarrangementdealgive-and-takesettlementtradeoff

   反义词conflictdeadlockdisagreementimpasse

2. Middle groundB2formal

   A settlement of differences by mutual concessions; an intermediate state between conflicting alternatives.

   妥协

   • The final contract was a compromise between the two proposals.
   • They found a compromise that balanced cost and quality.
   • The compromise solution was acceptable to everyone.

   同义词accommodationagreementbalanceconcessionsettlementtradeoff

   反义词conflictdisagreementdispute

• 动词，指通过相互让步来解决争端，也指削弱或损害某事物。

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.

   达成协议

   • 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.

   同义词concedenegotiatesettle

2. Weaken or endangerB2formal

   To expose to risk or weaken the integrity of something.

   危害；削弱

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

   同义词damageendangerhazardimpairjeopardizeprejudicethreatenundermineweaken

   反义词fortifyhardenstrengthen