Was heißt »kom­pro­mit­tie­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

be­ein­träch­ti­gen:

affect

impair

spoil

bla­mie­ren:

disgrace

disgrace oneself

make a fool of oneself

bloß­stel­len:

expose

make a fool of

show up

de­s­a­vou­ie­ren:

disavow

dis­kre­di­tie­ren:

discredit

ma­ni­pu­lie­ren:

manipulate

rig

vor­füh­ren:

exhibit

showcase

Englische Beispielsätze

• Yes, European unity can require frustrating compromise. It adds layers of government that can slow decision-making. I understand. I've been in meetings with the European Commission.

• It was a good compromise.

• Democracy is the art of compromise.

• A compromise is a collision with the use of shock absorbers.

• Tom wants to compromise.

• Attitudes have hardened; a compromise seems unlikely in the near future.

• Positions have hardened. A compromise appears unlikely in the near future.

• A compromise appears unlikely in the near future.

• Make a compromise with her.

• I thought you said you'd never compromise.

• A compromise is the art of dividing a cake so that everybody thinks they got the biggest piece.

• The compromise helped her save face.

• It's a sound compromise. No one can be unhappy with it.

• He wants to make up, so you'll have to be willing to compromise, too.

• We had to compromise.

• Make a compromise.

• It was a compromise.

• Tom doesn't want to compromise.

• Don't compromise your vision to acquire funding.

• Tom could tell that it would be impossible to reach a compromise with Mary.