| 释义 |
com·pro·mis
\|kämprə|mē\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: French, literally, compromise
1. : a formal agreement between nations submitting a dispute to arbitration and defining the terms of the submission, the powers of the tribunal to serve as arbitrator, and the procedure to be followed
2. : an agreement in Roman civil law between private persons referring a dispute between them to a designated third person for decision |