conflict resolution、confront、consensus、cooperation、counter proposal、counterattack、counterpart、cordially、demands、deadlock
Word (Part of speech) | Meaning | Example Sentence | |
11 | conflict resolution noun | general term for negotiations | It is impossible to engage in conflict resolution when one of the parties refuses to listen. |
12 | confront verb | present an issue to someone directly | I confrontedmy boss about being undervalued, and we're going to talk about things on Monday. |
13 | consensus noun | agreement by all | It would be great if we could come to a consensus by 5:00 P.M. |
14 | cooperation noun | the working together | I have appreciated your cooperation throughout these negotiations. |
15 | counter proposal noun | the offer/request which is presented second in response to the first proposal | In their counter proposal they suggested that we keep their company name rather than creating a new one. |
16 | counterattack verb/noun | present other side of an issue | Before we could start our counterattack they suggested we sign a contract. |
17 | counterpart noun | person on the other side of the negotiations | I tried to close the discussions at noon, but my counterpart would not stop talking. |
18 | cordially verb/noun | politely | In the past I have had little respect for that client, but today she spoke cordially and listened to my point of view. |
19 | demands adv | needs/expectations that one side believes it deserves | They had some last minute demands that were entirely unrealistic. |
20 | deadlock noun | point where neither party will give in | When the discussions came to a deadlock we wrote up a letter of intent to continue the negotiations next week. |
資料來源:Englishclub.com
沒有留言:
張貼留言