fair compromise

公平妥协:在争议或冲突中

常用释义

词性释义

公平妥协:在争议或冲突中,双方都能接受的公正解决方案。
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1·That may seem a fair compromise.
这也许似乎是个公平的妥协。
2·When you listen, you earn the right to speak. Then, follow up with a fair compromise, or give and take. You can't always have your way.
当你聆听时,你就有说话的权利,然后在公平的交换下付出和接收,别一味想着我行我素。
3·As an attorney, one of the lessons you'll learn in arriving at a fair compromise or settlement is that a fair settlement must cause pain to each participant.
你们以后当律师时将会体验到:要达成一个公平的妥协或解决方案时,无论你认为你提出的解决方案有多公平,也无可避免地会为当事双方带来苦楚。
4·Some compromise is fair enough, you might think: otherwise the majority Dutch-speakers could always outvote the minority who speak French (this is certainly how Francophones present matters).
一些妥协是足够公平的,你也许会想:是不是将荷兰语的多数人的得票经常多于讲法语的少数人(事实上这正是法语人群所面临的问题)。
5·"A fair beginning to good-faith talks means that Israel cannot be asked to agree to confines that would compromise its own security," he said.
“开始一场一个怀有美好愿景的谈话,意味着我们不能以保证其安全为由,要求以色列同意重划边界,”他说道。
6·“A fair beginning to good-faith talks means that Israel cannot be asked to agree to confines that would compromise its own security,” he said.
“开始一场一个怀有美好愿景的谈话,意味着我们不能以保证其安全为由,要求以色列同意重划边界,”他说道。