Noun
/mediˈaðoɾ/
The term "mediador" refers to a person who intervenes in a dispute or negotiation to help reach an agreement or resolution between two or more parties. It is commonly used in contexts such as law, conflict resolution, and diplomacy. The frequency of use is relatively high in both oral and written forms, especially in legal and formal contexts.
The mediator helped the parties reach a peaceful agreement.
Es importante contar con un mediador imparcial en esta negociación.
It is important to have an impartial mediator in this negotiation.
El rol del mediador es facilitar la comunicación entre las partes en conflicto.
The word "mediador" can be an essential part of various idiomatic expressions, particularly in the context of negotiation or conflict resolution.
Yesterday, I had to act as a mediator between my friends who were arguing.
Ser un buen mediador
To settle disputes, it is essential to be a good mediator.
El mediador en la sombra
The word "mediador" is derived from the Latin "mediātor," which comes from "mediare," meaning "to mediate" or "to be in the middle." The suffix "-dor" indicates an agent or doer, hence "mediador" translates to "one who mediates."
Synonyms: - Intermediario - Conciliador - Árbitro (in some contexts)
Antonyms: - Oponente - Agresor - Rival