compromise
আপস
definition
verb
in the end we compromised and deferred the issue
settle a dispute by mutual concession.
we were not prepared to compromise on safety
accept standards that are lower than is desirable.
noun
an ability to listen to two sides in a dispute, and devise a compromise acceptable to both
an agreement or a settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions.
translation of 'compromise'
সমঝোতা
verb
আপস করা,
আপোষ করা,
মিটমাট করান,
সোলে করা,
বোঝাপড়া করা,
বিপদ্গ্রস্ত করা,
বিজড়িত করা,
মিটান,
মিটমাট করা
noun
সন্ধি,
আপস-মীমাংসা,
বোঝাপড়া,
আপোষ,
আপস,
সোলে,
রফা,
মিটমাট
example
the secret of a happy marriage is 'compromise'
They also 'compromise' routing performance by dedicating CPU cycles to aggregation chores.
A rash of other private initiatives will 'compromise' government control of space programs in the near future.
They relinquished government rather than 'compromise' their principles of arbitration in workplace relations.
Highly trained and experienced brewers who refuse to 'compromise' make Victory's beers some of the boldest, cleanest ones around.
It's a 'compromise' between two logically irreconcilable positions.
You get along well with others because you don't make undue demands and your willingness to 'compromise' often brings the concessions you want.
Nothing is as simple as turning on and off a light, and thus Cure and Se7en offer a bad 'compromise' between impossible alternatives.
The air is warm, slightly sweaty, as the 'compromise' between being well dressed and being comfortable starts to tell on those waiting for tables to clear inside.
yo-yo dieting can 'compromise' your immune system
sexism should be tackled without 'compromise'
Since in due course it took from February until July to reach an acceptable 'compromise' , it is difficult to follow how the submission of a detailed scheme in November would have produced such a miraculous result.
On the one hand, such behavior can 'compromise' an issue in the short term, for sure.
Even in this year, films that refuse to 'compromise' have been made.
the secret of a happy marriage is 'compromise'
We must never 'compromise' safety in our search for a solution.
Can the police let off a person involved in a shooting incident, even if the two sides have reached a 'compromise' and the victim claims that the gun went off accidentally?
Murphy holds that the American republic is founded on a 'compromise' between resistance to authority and civic rituals of justice.
It is acknowledged, that in the end, in Web page design, decisions can come down to a 'compromise' between the aesthetics and search engine visibility.
I knew precisely what I was looking for and had just about reached the stage where I was about to 'compromise' and settle for something I wasn't all that keen on.
I should 'compromise' the matter with my father
a 'compromise' between the freedom of the individual and the need to ensure orderly government
Needless to say, the rift could deal a serious blow to the nation's economy unless both sides reach a 'compromise' as early as possible.
The president urged the parties to 'compromise' for the sake of stability.
Though you can be stubborn at times, bring yourself to 'compromise' in disputes.
Surely with a little flexibility on both sides, it should be possible to reach an acceptable 'compromise' .
After the Boston Tea Party in 1774, however, his willingness to 'compromise' vanished.
You may have to 'compromise' in litigation or disputes.
It is anticipated that the two sides will reach a 'compromise' and agree a four-year phase-out for Shannon.
he won't accept any decisions which 'compromise' his principles
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