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(nɪgoʊʃəbəl)

1. adjective

Something that is negotiable can be changed or agreed when people discuss it.

He warned that his economic programme for the country was not negotiable.

The Manor is for sale at a negotiable price.

Synonyms: debatable, flexible, unsettled, undecided More Synonyms of negotiable

2. adjective

Contracts or assets that are negotiable can be transferred to another person in exchange for money.

The bonds may no longer be negotiable.

...negotiable bearer bonds.

Synonyms: valid, transferable, transactional More Synonyms of negotiable

3. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]

An area of land that is negotiable is easy to travel across.

Parts of the road had been washed away by streams, but it was negotiable.

Synonyms: passable, open, clear, navigable More Synonyms of negotiable

negotiable in British English

(nɪˈɡəʊʃəbəl)

adjective

able to be negotiated

(of a bill of exchange, promissory note, etc) legally transferable in title from one party to another

Derived forms

negotiability (neˌgotiaˈbility)

noun

negotiable in American English

(nɪˈgoʊʃiəbəl; nɪˈgoʊʃəbəl)

adjective

that can be negotiated

; specif.,

legally transferable to another by endorsement or by proper delivery

said of promissory notes, checks, etc.

that can be passed, crossed, surmounted, etc.

Derived forms

negotiability (neˌgotiaˈbility)

noun

negotiable in Finance

(nɪgoʊʃiəbəl)

adjective

(Finance: General)

A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another.

Negotiable paper is a document that can be traded for value by its holder independently of theparties that created it.

Negotiable paper can be used to pay debts.

A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another.

negotiable in Accounting

(nɪgoʊʃiəbəl)

adjective

(Accounting: Commerce)

A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another.

Negotiable paper is a document that can be traded for value by its holder independent of theparties that created it.

When a negotiable paper is traded, often people will obtain it improperly and sell it to innocent buyers.

A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another.

Examples of 'negotiable' in a sentence
negotiable

Americans were accustomed to department stores in which prices were not negotiable.Those that would be overwhelming may be negotiable.Fancy a lady of negotiable affections lying about her age.The price is negotiable on application. Prices are often negotiable, with bigger discounts the further you book in advance.I don't know if this fee is negotiable or on a sliding scale.For a negotiable fee, I get her flight.

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British English: negotiable ADJECTIVE

Something that is negotiable can be changed or agreed when people discuss it.

He warned that his economic programme for the country was not negotiable.

American English: negotiable
Brazilian Portuguese: negociável
Chinese: 可协商的
European Spanish: negociable
French: négociable
German: verhandlungsfähig
Italian: negoziabile
Japanese: 交渉の余地がある
Korean: 협상할 수 있는
European Portuguese: negociável
Latin American Spanish: negociable

1 (adjective) in the sense of debatable

Definition

able to be changed or agreed by discussion

The manor is for sale at a negotiable price.

Synonyms

debatable

It is debatable whether or not they were ever properly compensated.

flexible

unsettled

They were in the process of resolving all the unsettled issues.

undecided

The release date for his record is still undecided.

open to discussion

discussable or discussible

2 (adjective) in the sense of valid

Definition

(of a bill of exchange or promissory note) legally transferable

The bonds may no longer be negotiable.

Synonyms

valid

transferable

transactional

3 (adjective) in the sense of passable

Parts of the road had been washed away, but it was still negotiable.

Synonyms

passable

muddy mountain roads that are barely passable

open

The emergency services will do their best to keep the highway open.

clear

All exits must be kept clear in case of fire.

navigable

the navigable portion of the Nile

unobstructed

traversable

crossable

Additional synonyms

in the sense of clear

Definition

free of obstruction

All exits must be kept clear in case of fire.

Synonyms

unobstructed,

open,

free,

empty,

unhindered,

unimpeded,

unhampered

in the sense of navigable

Definition

wide, deep, or safe enough to be sailed through

the navigable portion of the Nile

Synonyms

passable,

negotiable,

traversable,

crossable,

open,

clear,

unobstructed

in the sense of open

Definition

unobstructed by buildings or trees

The emergency services will do their best to keep the highway open.

Synonyms

clear,

free,

passable,

uncluttered,

unhindered,

unimpeded,

navigable,

unobstructed,

unhampered,

opN

Synonyms of 'negotiable'

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in the sense of undecided

Definition

(of an issue or problem) not agreed or decided upon

The release date for his record is still undecided.

Synonyms

unsettled,

open,

undetermined,

vague,

pending,

tentative,

in the balance,

indefinite,

debatable,

up in the air,

moot,

iffy (informal),

unconcluded

in the sense of unsettled

Definition

(of an argument or dispute) not resolved

They were in the process of resolving all the unsettled issues.

Synonyms

unresolved,

undecided,

undetermined,

open,

doubtful,

debatable,

up in the air,

moot

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释义	Trends of negotiable View usage for: negotiable (nɪgoʊʃəbəl) 1. adjective Something that is negotiable can be changed or agreed when people discuss it. He warned that his economic programme for the country was not negotiable. The Manor is for sale at a negotiable price. Synonyms: debatable, flexible, unsettled, undecided More Synonyms of negotiable 2. adjective Contracts or assets that are negotiable can be transferred to another person in exchange for money. The bonds may no longer be negotiable. ...negotiable bearer bonds. Synonyms: valid, transferable, transactional More Synonyms of negotiable 3. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE] An area of land that is negotiable is easy to travel across. Parts of the road had been washed away by streams, but it was negotiable. Synonyms: passable, open, clear, navigable More Synonyms of negotiable negotiable in British English (nɪˈɡəʊʃəbəl) adjective 1. able to be negotiated 2. (of a bill of exchange, promissory note, etc) legally transferable in title from one party to another Derived forms negotiability (neˌgotiaˈbility) noun negotiable in American English (nɪˈgoʊʃiəbəl; nɪˈgoʊʃəbəl) adjective that can be negotiated ; specif., a. legally transferable to another by endorsement or by proper delivery said of promissory notes, checks, etc. b. that can be passed, crossed, surmounted, etc. Derived forms negotiability (neˌgotiaˈbility) noun negotiable in Finance (nɪgoʊʃiəbəl) adjective (Finance: General) A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another. Negotiable paper is a document that can be traded for value by its holder independently of theparties that created it. Negotiable paper can be used to pay debts. A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another. negotiable in Accounting (nɪgoʊʃiəbəl) adjective (Accounting: Commerce) A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another. Negotiable paper is a document that can be traded for value by its holder independent of theparties that created it. When a negotiable paper is traded, often people will obtain it improperly and sell it to innocent buyers. A negotiable asset is able to be transferred legally from one owner to another. Examples of 'negotiable' in a sentence negotiable Americans were accustomed to department stores in which prices were not negotiable. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Those that would be overwhelming may be negotiable. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Fancy a lady of negotiable affections lying about her age. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The price is negotiable on application. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Prices are often negotiable, with bigger discounts the further you book in advance. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I don't know if this fee is negotiable or on a sliding scale. Times, Sunday Times (2015) For a negotiable fee, I get her flight. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In other languages negotiable British English: negotiable ADJECTIVE Something that is negotiable can be changed or agreed when people discuss it. He warned that his economic programme for the country was not negotiable. American English: negotiable Brazilian Portuguese: negociável Chinese: 可协商的 European Spanish: negociable French: négociable German: verhandlungsfähig Italian: negoziabile Japanese: 交渉の余地がある Korean: 협상할 수 있는 European Portuguese: negociável Latin American Spanish: negociable 1 (adjective) in the sense of debatable Definition able to be changed or agreed by discussion The manor is for sale at a negotiable price. Synonyms debatable It is debatable whether or not they were ever properly compensated. flexible unsettled They were in the process of resolving all the unsettled issues. undecided The release date for his record is still undecided. open to discussion discussable or discussible 2 (adjective) in the sense of valid Definition (of a bill of exchange or promissory note) legally transferable The bonds may no longer be negotiable. Synonyms valid transferable transactional 3 (adjective) in the sense of passable Parts of the road had been washed away, but it was still negotiable. Synonyms passable muddy mountain roads that are barely passable open The emergency services will do their best to keep the highway open. clear All exits must be kept clear in case of fire. navigable the navigable portion of the Nile unobstructed traversable crossable Additional synonyms in the sense of clear Definition free of obstruction All exits must be kept clear in case of fire. Synonyms unobstructed, open, free, empty, unhindered, unimpeded, unhampered in the sense of navigable Definition wide, deep, or safe enough to be sailed through the navigable portion of the Nile Synonyms passable, negotiable, traversable, crossable, open, clear, unobstructed in the sense of open Definition unobstructed by buildings or trees The emergency services will do their best to keep the highway open. Synonyms clear, free, passable, uncluttered, unhindered, unimpeded, navigable, unobstructed, unhampered, opN Synonyms of 'negotiable' negotiable Explore 'negotiable' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of undecided Definition (of an issue or problem) not agreed or decided upon The release date for his record is still undecided. Synonyms unsettled, open, undetermined, vague, pending, tentative, in the balance, indefinite, debatable, up in the air, moot, iffy (informal), unconcluded in the sense of unsettled Definition (of an argument or dispute) not resolved They were in the process of resolving all the unsettled issues. Synonyms unresolved, undecided, undetermined, open, doubtful, debatable, up in the air, moot
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