compromise
سمجھوتہ
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 '
verb
سمجهوتا کرنا
noun
سمجهوتا
example
we were not prepared to 'compromise' on safety
They relinquished government rather than 'compromise' their principles of arbitration in workplace relations.
This only serves to 'compromise' racing success.
Permitting liability, but making it dependent on the employer's ability to control the behavior strikes a reasonable 'compromise' .
we were not prepared to 'compromise' on safety
It was a 'compromise' between battery-caged and free-range hens.
Murphy holds that the American republic is founded on a 'compromise' between resistance to authority and civic rituals of justice.
The deal that the company has done with the unions will 'compromise' to some extent its ability to reduce staffing.
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?
That means we don't have to 'compromise' on standards, and the parts are designed to work together as a unit.
last month's leak of source code will not 'compromise' your IT security
the secret of a happy marriage is 'compromise'
Every one is a perfect 'compromise' between the real-sounding but forgettable and the memorable but ridiculous.
To do so without challenge is to seriously 'compromise' the integrity of The Peak.
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.
His sharp lyrics and refusal to 'compromise' combined with an easy humor and winning personality to make him one of the great protest singers.
I should 'compromise' the matter with my father
We simply cannot 'compromise' on policy anymore.
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.
They also 'compromise' routing performance by dedicating CPU cycles to aggregation chores.
The workable 'compromise' between these extremes involves balancing competing goals.
commercial pressures could 'compromise' safety
Mrs Maguire said the two sides must reach a 'compromise' .
Polly Vernon measures out her relationships in three-minute songbites and asks if there's a 'compromise' between resolutely Rock and completely, madly Pop
The two sides struck a 'compromise' on the issue of compensation.
You get along well with others because you don't make undue demands and your willingness to 'compromise' often brings the concessions you want.
The handling, for a mid-range hatch, is superb, with an excellent 'compromise' between handling and comfort.
Highly trained and experienced brewers who refuse to 'compromise' make Victory's beers some of the boldest, cleanest ones around.
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 don't think we should 'compromise' on those standards.
Credits: Google Translate
