交譲
こうじょう · koujou (also spelled kojo)
Concession, compromise
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How it’s used
Used in formal or written contexts to describe a mutual concession or compromise in negotiations or agreements.
Commonly confused with '妥協' (dakyou), which is more general and widely used for compromise; '交譲' is rarer and more formal.
Example sentences
両者は交譲に達した。
The two parties reached a compromise.
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交譲の精神が大切だ。
The spirit of concession is important.
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What does 交譲 mean?
Concession, compromise.
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こうじょう (koujou). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.
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