CEFR B2

arbitrator

noun

Meaning

A person who is chosen to listen to a disagreement between two people or groups and to make a decision to settle it.

Examples

The union and management agreed to bring in an arbitrator to help resolve the contract dispute.
Her role as an arbitrator in the international trade negotiation was crucial.

Synonyms: judge, mediator, umpire, adjudicator

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arbitrator (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɑːrbɪtreɪtər/

Definition

A person who is chosen to listen to a disagreement between two people or groups and to make a decision to settle it.

Examples

The union and management agreed to bring in an arbitrator to help resolve the contract dispute.
Her role as an arbitrator in the international trade negotiation was crucial.
The arbitrator's ruling was binding for both parties involved in the lawsuit.

How to Use arbitrator

arbitrator in (prepositional phrase): To be the person settling a specific type of dispute or situation. — "He served as an arbitrator in international labor disputes."
arbitrator for (prepositional phrase): To be the person settling a dispute on behalf of a particular party or group. — "The arbitrator for the employees' union presented their final demands."

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