negotiability

/nᵻɡˌoʊʃɪəbˈɪlᵻɾi/ noun

The state of being negotiable.

Word Origin From Latin negotium 'business' — literally 'not leisure' (nec- 'not' + otium 'leisure'). So negotiability is the quality of being able to be 'not at leisure,' i.e., able to be discussed and arranged. The same root gives us negotiate, negotiation, and the rare otiose 'at leisure, idle.'

noun The state of being negotiable. countable

The negotiability of the contract terms allowed both parties to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.

(名词) 可协商性;可谈判性

合同条款的可协商性使得双方能够达成互利协议。

(sustantivo) La condición de ser negociable.

La negociabilidad de los términos del contrato permitió que ambas partes llegaran a un acuerdo mutuamente beneficioso.

(nom) négociabilité [caractère de ce qui est négociable]

La négociabilité des termes du contrat permit aux deux parties de parvenir à un accord mutuellement bénéfique.

(Substantiv) Verhandelbarkeit; Verhandlungsfähigkeit [Der Zustand, in dem etwas verhandelbar oder anpassbar ist, insbesondere im Hinblick auf Vertragsbedingungen oder Vereinbarungen.]

Die **Negotiability** der Vertragsbedingungen ermöglichte es beiden Parteien, eine für beide Seiten vorteilhafte Einigung zu erzielen.

(名詞) 交渉可能性。協議や議論によって変更や調整ができる性質。

契約条件の交渉可能性があったことで、両当事者は互いに有益な合意に達することができた。

(substantivo) negociabilidade [A qualidade de ser negociável.]

A negociabilidade dos termos do contrato permitiu que ambas as partes chegassem a um acordo mutuamente benéfico.

Word parts: negoti + able + ity

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