resentment、resistance、resolve、tactics、tension、trade-off、ultimatum、unrealistic、victory、yield
Word  (Part of speech)  | Meaning  | Example  Sentence  | |
41  | resentment noun  | anger held onto  from a previous conflict  | Mary's  resentment stems from our not choosing her to head the project.  | 
42  | resistance noun  | a display of  opposition  | We didn't  expect so much resistance on the final issue.  | 
43  | resolve verb  | end conflict,  come to an agreement  | Before you can resolve your differences you'll both need to calm down.  | 
44  | tactics noun  | strategies used  to get one's goals met  | There are  certain tactics that all skillful negotiators employ.  | 
45  | tension noun  | feeling of  stress/anxiety caused by heavy conflict  | There was a lot  of tension in the room when George threatened to quit.  | 
46  | trade-off noun  | terms that are  offered in return for something else  | Lower payments  over a longer period of time sounded like a fair trade-off until we asked about interest charges.  | 
47  | ultimatum noun  | a final term  that has serious consequences if not met  | His  ultimatum was that if I didn't agree to give him the raise he asked for, he'd quit today without two week's notice.  | 
48  | unrealistic adj  | very unlikely  to happen  | It's  unrealistic to think that we will have all of our demands met.  | 
49  | victory noun  | a win   | We considered  it a victory because they agreed to four of our five terms.  | 
50  | yield verb  | to give in to  another's requests  | The client will  only yield to our conditions, if we agree to work over the holiday weekend.  | 
資料來源:Englishclub.com
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