arbitrate
US /ˈɑ:rbɪtreɪt/
・UK /ˈɑ:bɪtreɪt/
B2TOEIC
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To judge; to decide who is right or wrong
We will hire someone to arbitrate our argument
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Australia's Insane Social Media Ban
- It isn't their role to arbitrate over the free thought and free expression and free speech of people.
It isn't their role to arbitrate over the free thought and free expression and free speech of people.
- It isn't their role to arbitrate over the free thought and free expression and free speech of people.
It isn't their role to arbitrate over the free thought and free expression and free speech of people.
Legal English Vocabulary VV 26 - Contract Law (Lesson 1) | Business English Vocabulary
- Arbitration to Arbitrate Contracted parties that have a disagreement will usually try to reach a solution out of court through arbitration.
Arbitration to Arbitrate Contracted parties that have a disagreement will usually try to reach a solution out of court through arbitration.
- To arbitrate.
To arbitrate.
Hillary Clinton Fireside Chat | Talks at Google
- and you see China being quite aggressive on territorial claims, not that they're willing to arbitrate those claims,
and you see China being quite aggressive on territorial claims, not that they're willing to arbitrate those claims,
- willing to arbitrate those claims,
willing to arbitrate those claims,