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arbitrational

/ˌɑɹbɪtɹˈeɪʃənəl/ adj

Of or pertaining to arbitration

Word Origin Arbitrational comes from arbitration, from Latin arbitrari 'to judge,' from arbiter 'judge, witness' — literally 'one who goes to see' (ad- 'to' + baetere 'to go'). So an arbiter is someone who goes to observe and decide. The -ion and -al suffixes make it an adjective. Related words: arbitrary, arbitrate, arbitrator. It's a word that suggests a decision made by someone who has gone to look at the evidence.

adj Of or pertaining to arbitration

Both parties agreed to an arbitrational process to resolve the dispute.

(形容词) 仲裁的

双方同意通过仲裁程序解决争议。

(adjetivo) Perteneciente o relativo al arbitraje

Ambas partes acordaron un proceso de arbitraje para resolver la disputa.

(adjectif) arbitral [Qui concerne l'arbitrage, mode de résolution des conflits par un tiers.]

Les deux parties ont accepté un processus arbitral pour régler leur différend.

(Adjektiv) schiedsgerichtlich; Schiedsgerichts- [**arbitrational** *Adj.* – die Schlichtung oder das Schiedsverfahren betreffend; auf eine außergerichtliche Streitbeilegung bezogen.]

Beide Parteien einigten sich auf ein **arbitrationales** Verfahren zur Lösung des Konflikts.

(形容詞) 仲裁に関する、仲裁の。

両当事者はその紛争を解決するためにarbitrational（仲裁による）手続きに合意した。

(adjetivo) arbitral [Relativo ou pertencente à arbitragem]

Ambas as partes concordaram com um processo arbitral para resolver a disputa.

Synonyms: arbitral arbitrative adjudicatory mediating mediatory conciliatory umpirage adjudicative Antonyms: nonarbitrational nonarbitrative nonmediatory nonadjudicatory
Word parts: arbitrat + ion + al

Related words

arbitrate arbitrator arbitrary arbitrament

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