CEFR B2

go-between

noun

Meaning

A person who acts as an intermediary between two people or groups, typically to promote agreement or understanding.

Examples

She hoped her friend would act as a go-between to smooth things over with her boss.
The diplomat served as a go-between, relaying messages between the warring nations.

Synonyms: mediator, intermediary, liaison, broker

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go-between (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɡoʊ bɪˌtwin/

Definition

A person who acts as an intermediary between two people or groups, typically to promote agreement or understanding.

Examples

She hoped her friend would act as a go-between to smooth things over with her boss.
The diplomat served as a go-between, relaying messages between the warring nations.
He was the go-between for the buyer and seller, ensuring a fair deal for both.

How to Use go-between

go-between for (prepositional phrase): To be the person who connects two parties or groups. — "He was the go-between for the company and its suppliers."
act as a go-between (collocation): To perform the role of an intermediary. — "The counselor acted as a go-between to help the couple communicate."
serve as a go-between (collocation): To fulfill the function of an intermediary. — "The ambassador served as a go-between between the two governments."

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