intermediator

/ˌɪntɚmˈidɪˌeɪɾɚ/ noun

An intermediate agent; a mediator.

Word Origin From Latin inter 'between' and medius 'middle' — literally 'one who goes between in the middle.' The root medius gives us mediator, immediate, and intermediary. The PIE root *medhyo- 'middle' also gives us mid, middle, and amid. So intermediator is a great example of how the same root can produce both a simple 'middle' and a complex 'go-between' role.

noun An intermediate agent; a mediator. countable

The diplomat served as an effective intermediator between the two conflicting nations.

(名词) 中间人;调解人;中介人

这位外交官在两国冲突中担任了有效的中间调解人。

(sustantivo) Un agente intermedio; un mediador.

El diplomático sirvió como un eficaz intermediario entre las dos naciones en conflicto.

(nom) médiateur; intermédiaire; médiatrice [Personne ou entité qui agit comme intermédiaire ; médiateur.]

Le diplomate a servi d'intermédiaire efficace entre les deux nations en conflit.

(Substantiv) Vermittler; Mittelsmann; Mediator [Eine Person oder Instanz, die als vermittelnde Instanz zwischen zwei Parteien oder Prozessen fungiert.]

Der Diplomat agierte als effektiver **intermediator** zwischen den beiden verfeindeten Nationen.

(名詞) 中間的な代理人;仲介者、仲裁者。

その外交官は、二つの対立する国家間の効果的な仲介者としての役割を果たした。

(substantivo) intermediário; mediador [Um agente intermediário; um mediador.]

O diplomata atuou como um intermediador eficaz entre as duas nações em conflito.

Word parts: inter + medi + ator

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