谈判
Formal discussions between people or groups who are trying to reach an agreement or settle a dispute.
Examples
3 of 5谈判的过程比我们预想的要艰难。
The negotiation process was harder than we expected.
两国政府已同意重启边界谈判。
The governments of the two countries have agreed to restart border negotiations.
这事儿没得谈判,我不同意。
There's no negotiating this; I don't agree.
Word Family
Memory Tip
'谈' (tán) means to talk, '判' (pàn) means to judge or decide.
Quick Quiz
经过长时间的___,双方终于达成了共识。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 谈判
Examples
谈判的过程比我们预想的要艰难。
everydayThe negotiation process was harder than we expected.
两国政府已同意重启边界谈判。
formalThe governments of the two countries have agreed to restart border negotiations.
这事儿没得谈判,我不同意。
informalThere's no negotiating this; I don't agree.
本文分析了跨文化谈判中的沟通障碍。
academicThis paper analyzes communication barriers in cross-cultural negotiations.
我们的谈判代表具有丰富的经验。
businessOur negotiators are very experienced.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
陷入僵局
to reach a deadlock
达成协议
to reach an agreement
谈判破裂
negotiations broke down
Often Confused With
Usage Notes
Used for high-stakes or formal situations. For casual decisions, use '商量'.
Common Mistakes
Using '谈判' for small daily arguments like where to eat lunch.
Memory Tip
'谈' (tán) means to talk, '判' (pàn) means to judge or decide.
Word Origin
From '谈' (talk) and '判' (decide/judge).
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
经过长时间的___,双方终于达成了共识。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 谈判
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