Negotiationの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It’s a strategic discussion between two or more people, aimed at reaching an acceptable agreement.

A: To meet someone is to go to a place and talk to this person. You can meet a friend in a bar, or a client in a restaurant or even your colleagues at the company.
- I have a meeting with my boss today

A consultation is when you advice people in an area you are an expert. If you are an engineer, you can be a freelancer and work like this.
- We don't know how to save more money in the company. We better hire a consultant to help us out.

A negotiation is a meeting to talk about a process. You guys can negotiate price, quantity of products, quality, delivery time...
- The negotiation was completed and we had a great discount on the products.

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A: To obtain or bring about by discussion.
"he negotiated a new contract with the sellers"

A: 1. The negotiations between Britain and the EU have ground to a halt.

2. Unfortunately, negotiations over the merger have reached an impasse.

3. So far, the negotiations are going well.

A: “We negotiated the plan” (past)
“He is negotiating with the president” (present)
“I will negotiate against the idea” (future)

(Es ist normalerweise ein „fancy” Version von „argue” oder „discuss”)

A: After negotiations between the two governments, an agreement was made.

When I received my job offer, I made a negotiation for a higher salary.

Negotiations are a process through which individuals or groups can resolve disputes, settle business transactions, or construct working agreements.

A: They are both incorrect. “Negotiations have failed” is one correct option.

A: In this case, disregard is more intense than neglect. They are both negative, but neglecting something can be an accident or a mistake. Disregarding something isn't an accident, it's choosing not to follow something because you don't think it should matter or is worthy of you following through.

Let's say someone was pet sitting my dog and they didn't let my dog outside often enough so she ended up going to the bathroom on the floor...
If I say "you disregarded my instructions" I'm accusing them of not caring, of thinking my instructions were stupid, of thinking that they knew better than me, of choosing to not follow my directions.
If I say "you neglected my instructions" I'm accusing them of being careless, of not paying enough attention, of being irresponsible, etc. It's not as harsh because I'm saying it's possible it was an accident, a BAD accident, but an accident that was maybe unintentional on their part.

A: Negotiation is almost like a discussion to reach an agreement and parley is a conference between opposing sides in a dispute.

Eg: We’re currently undergoing negotiation right now.
Eg: a parley is in progress and it looks like the invaders are going to withdraw

A: same meaning, but "cut in" conveys a sense of urgency. To "step in" is a bit more relaxed sounding, like the negotiation failed, but isn't as important as one where someone had to "cut in"

A: There isn’t really a difference in these sentences means the same but again the first sentence the “drag out” part sounds more natural then to drag on

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A: There has been no progress...

A: I don't really understand what you want to know...

A: × It seems to me that the negotiations in 1964 over the sale of the Japanese animated television series Eighth Man to the American Broadcasting Corporation overlapped with the negotiations between the Qing Dynasty and the British Empire in 1842.
✓ It seems to me that the negotiations in 1964 over the sale of the Japanese animated television series Eighth Man to the American Broadcasting Corporation are analogous to the negotiations between the Qing Dynasty and the British Empire in 1842.

× The former finds it difficult to understand the meaning of the terms proposed by the latter, so they try to understand the other side's story by applying their own customary practices, which in turn creates an opportunity for the latter to exploit.
✓ Each side finds it difficult to understand the meaning of the terms proposed by the other, so they try to understand the other side's story by applying their own customary practices, which in turn creates an opportunity for the other to exploit.

× Likely, Japan's TBS (Tokyo Broadcasting System) lost the intellectual properties of their animation program called "Eighth Man" to ABC in the U.S..
✓ Likewise, Japan's TBS (Tokyo Broadcasting System) lost the intellectual properties of their animation program called "Eighth Man" to ABC in the U.S..

This is pretty good. I only changed some words where I thought your word choice didn't accurately express what you were trying to say.

To me "overlapped" sounds like they occurred within the same time period. You could maybe say "overlapped in regards to how the negotiations were conducted," but this seems a bit wordy.
I think it's more concise to just say something like, "... American Broadcasting Corporation are analogous to the Qing... ," or, "... American Broadcasting Corporation paralleled the negotiations between the Qing..."

Your use of "former" and "latter" sounds good, but it doesn't really make sense in this context. Usually we don't use these terms to describe unspecific groups like, "one side or the other". Former and latter are specifically used to refer back to two things that were previously mentioned.
For example, "Spiderman and Superman are both superheroes that can travel long distances through air. The former shoots webs to swing from building to building, while the latter probably uses psychokinesis or alters his gravity in order to fly."

Overall, your writing is really good! Keep it up!

A: I believe the phrase should be “The former finds it difficult…”

A: I do not see the words in your sample. It would help to see how it is used."Of about" and "about" mean the same thing.

A: Although people have high expectations of the two countries reaching...

(remove "the") emphasizes that it has to use nuclear energy.

a conflict breaking between the two, which may become a barrier to China’s development.

A: I had been negotiating with some musicians and artists for the event.

I finally got a great result!

..., a very famous musician who had been appearing on a TV program for kids for almost 20 years will do a concert at our event at the end of September! Hooray!

His fee was over our budget so he gave us an unbelievably big discount. Even though it meant it won't be profitable for him, he readily agreed to my request. I'm grateful for his kindness and warm heart.

I wonder how children and parents will react knowing that they will be able to see his concert for free.

(This concert sounds very interesting, I hope it will go well. Best of luck!)