compromise
🇺🇸
/ˈkɑːmprəmaɪz/
🇬🇧
/ˈkɒmprəmaɪz/
noun
C1
An agreement where both sides give up something to find a middle ground.
In any relationship, you have to make a compromise to keep both people happy.
どんな関係でも、両方の人が幸せでいるためには妥協しなければなりません。
C1
A solution where each part is adjusted so they can work together.
This model is a good compromise between low price and high quality.
このモデルは低価格と高品質の間の良い妥協点です。
C1
The act of making a compromise.
There is no sign of compromise from either side in the dispute.
この紛争では、どちらの側にも妥協の兆候は見られません。
verb
C1
To give up some demands to reach an agreement.
Neither side wants to compromise on their demands.
どちらの側も自分の要求について妥協したくありません。
C1
To lower your standards or principles.
We will not compromise on safety standards for any reason.
私たちはどんな理由があっても安全基準については妥協しません。
C1
To put someone or something at risk.
She compromised her reputation by being seen with known criminals.
彼女は既知の犯罪者と一緒にいるところを見られて評判を損ねました。
R
To make something less safe or effective.
Opening suspicious emails can compromise your computer's security.
不審なメールを開くと、コンピューターのセキュリティが危険にさらされる可能性があります。
translation
妥協, 折衷, 妥協行為
妥協する, 基準を下げる, 危険にさらす, 損なう
語形変化
3rd Present
compromises
Past
compromised
Perfect
compromised
Progressive
compromising
Plural
compromises