arbitrate

英 [ˈɑːbɪtreɪt]

美 [ˈɑːrbɪtreɪt]

v.  仲裁; 公断

现在分词：arbitrating　第三人称单数：arbitrates　过去分词：arbitrated　过去式：arbitrated　复数：arbitrates　

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BNC.24965 / COCA.28357

牛津词典

verb

• 仲裁；公断
  to officially settle an argument or a disagreement between two people or groups
  1. to arbitrate in a dispute
     在一场纠纷中进行仲裁
  2. A committee was created to arbitrate between management and the unions.
     已成立一个委员会在资方与工会之间进行仲裁。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 仲裁；公断
  When someone in authorityarbitrates betweentwo people or groups who are in dispute, they consider all the facts and make an official decision about who is right.
  1. He arbitrates between investors and members of the association...
     他在投资者和该协会成员之间作出仲裁。
  2. The tribunal had been set up to arbitrate in the dispute.
     曾设立过特别法庭对此纷争作出仲裁。

英英释义

verb

• act between parties with a view to reconciling differences
  1. He interceded in the family dispute
  2. He mediated a settlement
  Synonym:intercedemediateintermediateliaise

双语例句

• The United Nations will try to arbitrate the international dispute.
  联合国将设法仲裁国际纠纷。
• The tribunal had been set up to arbitrate in the dispute.
  曾设立过特别法庭对此纷争作出仲裁。
• France was asked to arbitrate the dispute between the two nations.
  法国受委托调停该两国间的纷争。
• The minimum number of sample for arbitrate testing will be quoted upon request.
  仲裁测试时，试验样品数量另作要求；
• Someone must arbitrate between them.
  得有一个人在他们当中进行仲裁。
• Eg: Being interested in the matter, he cannot arbitrate.
  由于他与这件事有厉害关系，他不能裁决。
• A private, neutral person chosen to arbitrate a disagreement, as opposed to a court of law.
  被挑选来仲裁分歧的中立的个人，与法庭相对。
• France has offered to arbitrate in the dispute.
  法国提出愿意充当争端的仲裁人。
• Even if the IMF were to arbitrate, it might be powerless.
  即便是让国际货币基金组织来仲裁，可能也不会产生什么效力。
• Existing institutions fail to arbitrate a resource-allocation "dispute" between living and future generations, both of which have "claims" on present and future national output.
  对于这一代和未来几代人之间的资源分配“争议”，现有制度未能做出公断，因为双方都对目前和未来的国民产值有“索取权”。