CEFR B2

mediator

noun

Meaning

A person who attempts to resolve a dispute or conflict between opposing parties by acting as an impartial go-between.

Examples

The UN sent a mediator to negotiate peace between the warring nations.
A skilled mediator can help couples avoid costly court battles.

Synonyms: intermediary, arbitrator, go-between, reconciler

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mediator (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈmiːdiəˌteɪtər/

Definition

A person who attempts to resolve a dispute or conflict between opposing parties by acting as an impartial go-between.

Examples

The UN sent a mediator to negotiate peace between the warring nations.
A skilled mediator can help couples avoid costly court battles.
She acted as a mediator in the labor dispute, bringing management and union representatives together.

How to Use mediator

mediator between (prepositional phrase): To be the person or thing that connects two different people or groups. — "The teacher acted as a mediator between the students and the administration."
mediator of (prepositional phrase): To be the cause or agent of something (often used in science/biology). — "Certain proteins act as mediators of cellular communication."

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