negotiated
word · lemma: negotiate
Definition
Done or arranged through discussion and agreement between two or more parties, often about a business deal, contract, or solution to a problem.
Usage & Nuances
'Negotiated' is the past tense or participle of 'negotiate.' Commonly used before nouns: 'negotiated agreement,' 'negotiated price.' Implies an outcome reached by mutual discussion, not unilaterally imposed. Not used for informal, minor decisions.
Spanish: negociadoPortuguese (BR): negociadoPortuguese (PT): negociadoChinese (Simplified): 协商过的 - 谈判达成的Chinese (Traditional): 協商過的 - 談判達成的Hindi: मौल-भाव किया गयाArabic: تم التفاوض عليهBengali: আলোচিত - সমঝোতার মাধ্যমে স্থিরকৃতRussian: договорённый - согласованныйJapanese: 交渉した - 交渉によるVietnamese: được thương lượng - đã đàm phánKorean: 협상된 - 협의된Turkish: müzakere edilmiş - anlaşma yoluyla belirlenmişUrdu: بات چیت کے ذریعے طے شدہ - مذاکرات شدہIndonesian: yang dinegosiasikan - hasil negosiasi
Example Sentences
The two companies negotiated a deal last month.
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We have a negotiated agreement with our partners.
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He negotiated a better price for the car.
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That contract was negotiated over several weeks.
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We finally negotiated peace after months of conflict.
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This isn’t a fixed rate—it’s a negotiated one.
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