| 词汇 | non-negotiable |
| 释义 | non-negotiable adjective uk /ˌnɒn.nəˈɡəʊ.ʃə.bəl/ us /ˌnɑːn.nəˈɡoʊ.ʃi.ə/ non-negotiableadjective (NOT DISCUSSED)Something that is non-negotiable cannot be changed by discussion: 无商量余地的 The terms of this agreement are non-negotiable.这项协议的条款不容商榷。 Negotiating prices bargainer bargaining power barter beat beat down bid cap dicker drive drive a hard bargainidiom gazump gazunder haggler make a deal negotiable non-market outbargain predatory pricing quotation quote non-negotiableadjective (CHEQUE)finance & economics specialized A non-negotiable cheque cannot be exchanged for money and must be paid into a bank account.（支票）不可兑现的，不可转让的 Negotiating prices bargainer bargaining power barter beat beat down bid cap dicker drive drive a hard bargainidiom gazump gazunder haggler make a deal negotiable non-market outbargain predatory pricing quotation quote You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Banks non-negotiableadjective (FINANCIAL PRODUCT)finance & economics specialized A non-negotiable financial product cannot be bought and sold: （金融产品）不可兑付的，不可转让的 Time deposits are non-negotiable deposits that are maintained in a bank for a specified period of time.定期存款必须存入银行一定时间，期间不可兑现。 non-negotiable | Business Englishnon-negotiable adjective (alsononnegotiable)uk /ˌnɒnnəˈɡəʊʃəbl̩/us FINANCE, STOCK MARKET used to describe a financial product that cannot be traded: Time deposits are non-negotiable deposits that are maintained in a bank for a specified period of time. used to describe something that someone refuses to discuss or change: Talks failed because there were too many non-negotiable issues on both sides. The buyout offers are nonnegotiable. Examples of non-negotiablenon-negotiable A strong version would present these elements as non-negotiable social givens with which innovations must be accommodated or else be rejected. Between the retention of a particular standard and the institutionalization of others, the gap cannot be non-negotiable. At least birthdays are predictable and seemingly non-negotiable. This is the information in the text which is non-negotiable. Knitting was 'a non-negotiable part of croft life' (99). The fundamentalists who want to ban all animal research do so from the non-negotiable position of the abolitionist. This non-negotiable tie carries with it expectations which cannot easily be shed. Is dialogue acted out only through non-negotiable symbolic violence, withdrawal into communities of the pure, and militancy? That there is evil in the world is my non-negotiable point of departure. Learners are also likely to misinterpret non-negotiable non-invitations as genuine if they have never seen them in the classroom, leading to disappointment or frustration when the offer is not realised. But more than this, what stands out about the following material is the introduction of racialised markers of the fundamental, non-negotiable disparity between different human groups. The learner's search for personal meaning and relevance had been overhauled by the external world of non-negotiable concepts, structures and formalities and by the inertia of fact and theory. The learning goals appeared to be non-negotiable; she sets some informal targets for the pupils to be able to play after one or two years of learning. Another outcome, hinted at by the authors, is that employees could respond to this policy vacuum by seizing the initiative to negotiate, even if retirement or flexible working appears non-negotiable. That is to say enterprises continued to regard capital as a free input and the power of planners and ministerial officials to set non-negotiable targets persisted. See all examples of non-negotiable These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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